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come on truckster take it out of your lounge and get out doors lol.
i remember a while ago you saying something about wombat state forest .do you go there often .i used to ride bikes there and would love to take the old gq there. looking foward to september(landcruiser park/fraser island)

If I can get a day off work I'll be heading there soon. Gotta burn up some of this 29.5 LPG...Heeee Harrrrr, way to goHooroo

why not put a post up teling us that your going there and we might get a few others.ill be therelooking foward to september(landcruiser park/fraser island)

Will do, gotta get a day off work which is pretty damn hard at the moment.Hooroo

Guys, I'd be up for a Wombat trip when I get back to Oz in 6 weeks (more rain by then I hope !). Have been out there a few times before as one of my mates lives in Sunbury and it's convenient to meet there for the start of a day trip.

Anyway, I just bought a new map for Wombat area from Opposite Lock, but I think everyone sells them. It is the Wombat State Forest 4wd Touring Guide from Meridian. Well worth the $13 as we have always been getting lost and going around in circles cos we have never had a decent map of the place. Always had fun though!

or a good freebie map, but doesn't show the good areas north and west of the map is page 2 and 3 of:

http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au/resources/05_0366.pdf

XL Track is good place to start.

Cheers,
Wazza
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Just an aside -for wazza and sorry not related to this post. I notice you run polyairbags.. whats the go with them any good etc?
thanks and now back to the news

Hehe, sorry to hijack this thread Truckster! Yeah, the Polyairbags were on the car when I bought it. The guy before me used to tow a dual axel van and have the back loaded at the same time. It stops them sagging in the bum when loaded. I have not been using the car for towing, but it also firms up the ride in the rear when fully loaded and the thing handles unbelieveably if you want to throw it around on a twisty road. If towing, I would definately get them on another car next time. You have to keep a few psi in them to keep them seated right, you can't run them flat when not using them. If you pump them up to say 20-25 psi, it will lift the rear end about 1inch. I actually let them down once in a car park in the city when I was worried being that little bit too close for comfort to the fire sprinklers!! Dropped it about an inch and I think that would have been from 15psi to zero just to get me out of there. Basically, other than that, I forget they are there. Some people have had problems with cars where (I think) exhaust was very close to the springs, or they did not have pressure in them for a while and they got pinched, or something like that. There have been a few posts about it.Cheers,
Wazza
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Bwedy another dual cab. Some great big holes in that forest also, scared the daylights outta me.Hooroo

sounds like a nice sunday drive should be happening soon.im available most sundays and with this recent rain could be funlooking foward to september(landcruiser park/fraser island)

Wim,

It is obvious who the business people are around here. I also got a blast when I decided to tell the readers about the cost of not doing business with local companies. We were talking to Magellan about pricing and the whole online world decided to go buy from the US. It only makes the local businesses have more trouble, sack staff etc etc.

It comes down to what you value more, your country and lifestyle or a few extra bucks. I still have my opionion and stick to it.

Wim, I did a bit of moderating on this one * it was a waste of my web space * and was not called for by the respondant.

Truckster, good job mate you have upset a new member to the point of wanting to leave my site. I will not have this happening to my membership from non members, unless you can raise our funding to keep going.Regards
ExplorOz Team - David
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Always working, not enough travelling ;-)