Kedron Gall Boys DVDS

What you do not see in the DVD's is the huge level of support that individual travellers will never have.

We have lived in a Bushtracker for 7 years full time - taken it over the worst tracks around and had only minor problems like failure of the fridge thermostat and a loose contact in the fridge.

Brilliiantly made and the Bushtracker Service and Support is the industry benchnmark.

John

Don't know about not showing the level of support John -
The DVD's clearly show other vehicles they are running with the Van and the number of guys on the trip.
Considering what they do to the van all that goes wrong is usually cosmetic apart from busting off the awning arms and fold up step which is to be expected with what they do.

Cheers

Darryl

Well, maybe it is only cosmetic, but given they are making the DVD they get to show you what they want you to see...and edit the bits they dn't want you to see...

Mind you looks like a good product!

The piss takes at the end are pretty funny too!

Would anyone know if they have auto trans coolers on thier tow vehicles or other mods to the vehicles?

We had a kedron and towed it for a while with a 200 TD landcruiser. We thought the same thing but descovered that the vehicles come from toyota and are standard. Which is a bit of a shame as you rarely see one towed by a standard landcruiser in real life. Ours was 3500kg (or a bit more) and it struggled on wet windy roads so we swapped to a F250 and it was chalk and cheese.

No doubt ARB have approached the Kedron boys but they make conflicting accessories with toyota. Bullbars are a good example.

At christmas the gall boys take their own caravans and head to Noosa River caravan park. They movies are hard work however and take on average 6 weeks to make. They put in 16 hour days to make the films.

JT, I have had 3 Landcruisers and all were automatics, 2 80 series and one 100 series and each one has had a transmission cooler.

My mechanic laughed at one of my cruisers, the vehicle before the current one, and I asked him why he was laughing, he said "The size of that trany oil cooler"

I said "Whats wrong with it" and he said "Its so big"
That is why Cruisers have no trouble with their automatics I would say.

I thought, Ripper, that will do me. They are about 350 X 300mm.

All my cruisers have had a
second battery,
Reverse camera fitted to the vehicle
Reverse camera set up for the van
The first 2 had air bags inside the rear coils, not the current 100 ser. V8
UHF radios
ARB bullbars

Currently tow a 23 foot Jayco Sterling weight about 2.4T loaded


Cheers, Bruce