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Hmmm I haven't been that way since the 1970's

Port Shepstone is a nice coastal town. There were some good Wildlife Parks in the vicinity of Durban featuring White and Black Rhino.

Durban used to be a melting pot of cultures and I am sure it is still the same. The fierce and proud Zulu Nation own Kwazulu Natal within the framework of the new South Africa. The towering Drakensberg(Dragon Mountains) not far away gives for some good 4x4 tracks.

Email me (willem@kempen.id.au) your postal address and I will send you a South African 4x4 Magazine

Cheers

Craig

Touring weight is minimal. GQ weighs in at below GVM(2800kg) when loaded for normal touring and will go slghtly over when carrying fuel and water and tucker on a non trailer towing trip.


Cheers

An interesting point David,I think 0 psi would mean that the tyre is full of air but at the same pressure as the atmosphere outside.
If I think of a inner tube on its own that is full of air but has not begun to stretch it would be 0 psi. if you stood,or sat, on it the pressure if measured at the valve would be something more than zero.
So how much pressure is in the tyre if it was raised off the ground ?

I dunno I`m just pondering and waffling on. LOL.

Scrubby

Tyre from the other side shows better flex. 4by not sitting on jack

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Peter

Trust you to think up something to worry about re flexing heat. Maybe one could use the heat to ones advantage.

Normally when running tyres around 10psi speed is kept low so to avoid possible tyre problems

Was wondering when I'd get a bite ! ;-)))

Hi Anthony

When I am home I amuse myself by playing on this forum and others. The need for constant change is about. I have around 10,000 digital pics after spending 6 months converting all of my slides to digital format and adding them to my digital collection. Older age is the time to enjoy ones hobbies to the full.
I find there is just not enough time to:

do some gardening
do house repairs
improve some aspect of camping gear
maintain the 4x4 and trailer
read a book
research a new place to visit next winter
continue writing stories and travel tales
work on the family history
arrange my photographs

And living with an artistic partner brings more to the fore as today and tomorrow I have been enlisted in attending a workshop making West African Drums !


Tyres are a expendable item which form part of the adventure trials of life and it is a continuing experiment to make the right decision on which type to use for the application. Life is one continuous learning curve

Enjoy Blighty!



Cheers

Willem,

Are these drums going to make an appearence in St George next year ?? LOL

Cheers Kev

Could do Sir Kev, but they are bulky and not somethng you want to cart around with you all of the time.



Cheers