Diff locks

More wine!!! Now if you had asked that question instead, everyone would have advised you that wine is an absolute necessity. I hope it is red wine.
Have a good trip.
Jim

G'day Broodie H3
You mentioned diff locks, thats plural = 2 diffs, If you are not going to get the difflocks and but more wine,with the cost of even one diff lock it should have you well plastered for the entire trip.
Been up there with open diffs and no traction controls, no problems.
No, you won't need diff locks and go easy on the turps.

Ross M

Nothing better than setting up camp early afternoon then sitting down with a glass of red & watchng the sunset over the horizon then the moon come up in the night sky.
Ahh to be back in the outback. Now I don't want to turn up for work on Monday!
Have a great trip.

This is what we have been looking forard to for a few years now, I am retired, oswmbo, god bless her work aholicic,heart,is still hard at the grind stone. To answere a couple of queries yes we are travelling by ourselve's, and only have three weeks to do it in. We have to be back for our grand daughters birthday and we were told that as soon as we started planning this, AND WHAT DID GRANNY SAY' of course we will.A quick trip coming up . But thanks agian to you all it is greatly appreciated.
Broodie

I was wondering the same thing about the 4x4 shop. Sounds suss to me.

Totally agree with the 4x4 training course option.

There's always folk who get their lessons from life, friends or family mermbers but us mere morals and speaking from personal experience, there's nothing quite like a good 4wd course to give you real confidence based on genuine ability.

It's amazing how in just a few days that educate what the actual limits of you and your 4x4 are.

Cheers - Wayne D

Hi Wayne D,

It is very nice to be in contact with "like minded people"

We wish you safe travels, where ever you may go.

Cheers,
Wayne & Sally.

The bloke down the street is a friend who was out their last year and went down the wrong track from what he was telling me, he's a 200 series landcruiser nut, my driving experience come from the gov.of aust. and a lot of miles done privately since discharge in 1974. See you all in the outback

Thank you for that, We had a 16ts after Cylone tracy, as our ford had been ripped to shreads by that famous lady,that was our first trip from Darwin to Perth, and most of the roads were gravl then, great cars. Now we travel in a bit more comfort and safety, and sleep more soundly in the caravan, with a shower each night, some times I long for those fun times agian, and then sanity hit me agian and she hit's hard. See you all out back sooner or later
Broodie