Jindabyne to Tumut

Jindabyne - Cooma - Tumut ... I would anticipate not a single problem. It's a lovely drive. Your F truck will handle the odd hill or two :-) and to the best of my memory there are no serious hairpins, just corners.

You won't have any issues, you regularly see logging trucks along that road.
The decent into Talbingo reasonably steep but nothing the F Truck can't handle

As above, a nice drive. Just be careful on the decline into Talbingo. It's not difficult to become a little complacent as it seems not too bad to start with but it just keeps on going down.
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Did that trip 3 weeks ago for the first time in our auto Pajero towing 1.6Tonne camper trailer. Though a relatively large altitude drop (probably 1100m) into Talbingo it's over a relatively long descent.
The TPMS measured only a moderate temperature tyre temperature increase, far less so than they did on the descent from Thredbo to Tom Groggin.
Thunderbolt's Way (Walcha to Gloucester) is harder on your vehicle brakes as the descent is over a much shorter distance.
Engaging a lower gear and having patience will see you through, I'm sure you are already experienced with that.
Yarrangobilly Caves just off that road were well worth a look, but not with your caravan hitched on.
Great part of NSW, we will be back one summer when we have a lot more time.

Mark

I agree with the others. I have lived in that area for a few years and my wife has relatives in Tumut. Crawl down Talbingo mountain very slowly and you won't have any problems.

If you are not in a hurry then turn left at Kiandra to the Three Mile dam camping area. It is only three miles up the road. It is a very scenic spot and great for a short break and a cup of tea before continuing on to Tumut. You will have no trouble taking a big van in there.

Thank you to everybody who took the time to reply great feedback
Cheers
Humpback

Thank you we wont fit either.
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