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Do you know if the kings grill fits the snow peak. My kings has rusted out. Only kings item in my set up.

I have to say its a pretty impressive modular tent system. But I can't get past the price of these things. Doing a quick check, by the time you put ion all of the bells and whistles, its about $3,000. Initially I thought that the high cost was just because it has been such a long time since I have bought any tenting equipment. But going on line I see that you can still get large external frame, two and tree room, 10 to 12 person tents for about $1,000. I get the novelty of being able to put up the basic tent in "30 second' gimmick. But $2,000 is a lot to pay for a gimmick that goes out the window when you start adding all of the other components.

Does it retain a coal base ? Only issue I have found with firepits is you can’t use a camp oven on them as the coal base burns away to quickly. P.S. to stop the grill rusting , season it as you would a frypan.

First up, its funny watching your videos. I don't think we have caught up since Berwick Scout days haha. Fantastic trip up there, and a trip that I have been wanting to do for some time now. Watching some of those steep climbs though, my only concern in my case is my Discovery being manual, can be a bit hard to keep steady. But if the Prado can do that, my Disco will do it haha

i was expecting a boring long video with just instructions but the fact he gave a hole history surprised me greatly aswell as how good it was

This review is very informative. I'm thinking of purchasing this tent to use between selling my current camper and buy my next one...

A sore wrist. You must have an easy job.

Good job Mate. Reward of your own work. You could have done it professionally done but when you look in the rear view you will see your handy work every time. Keep the videos coming. Looking forward to seeing one out on the road again.

Nice work, A few have popped up in Vic, but I always hold off because I'm often have the seats down. But I love the practicality of it

Nice mate

Nice work on the iron emu mate!

Love the pink hat/ sunglasses combo at the end ❤ Great vid as always. Love M, L, R, W, F, and…Bump! X

Angle grinder with a wire wheel then hand sand then wax and grease remover then prime coat and paint coat - still a big job tho. Well done dan!

I have used a product called Fertan quite successfully on rust. It is a convertor rather than a remover but can be painted over. I use a wire brush attached to my drill first to remove any scale. Anyway another interesting video and I agree you certainly need a cargo barrier.

Good vid Dan.

Thats a lot of corn flakes

That's a pretty lousy choice on the car brand that will "last a lot longer" 😅😅

Great video, I will be buying the aeropress very soon and “hopefully” converting to black coffee 😅. I’ll let you know how I get on 🫣

Best way to carry an Oztent rv4 on a sedan with roof racks? I saw you mentioned a drifta roof rack but I live too far from anyone who supplies them

Epic showing of the RV-5 thank you. Convinced me to get the RV-5 Plus and a floor mat. Cheers Bro 🤙🏼

How is your flaxseed seasoned iron holding up? Any flaking?

Free the radicals!

Appears to be a very expensive pain in the ar$e. 30 second tent that takes hours of extra setup! 😅😅😅😅😅 I couldn't justify the cost for the size and weight when packed and all the stuffing around to setup for a long stay. Plus it's made in Ch!na 😮😮😮

I know this vid is two years old, but the easy way to clean the floor is to set it up and push the tent forward with the front on the ground, if windy just peg down the front.

Can't wait for this, let's goooo!

Having watched Jason’s vids, very much looking forward to your version Dan! Bring it on 💪

LOVE IT! Can’t wait x

Nice trip this one lots of challenges and mishaps, Great crew and got along really well

Great intro mate. Can't wait to relive this trip with you telling the story!

As a couple we take collapsible stretcher beds and line them either side of entrance. If u get the height right you can store gear underneath. Its quicker than airbeds and warmer off the ground. You csn buy stackable plastic drawers from big w that fit underneath plus between bunks 2 high, makes perfect bedside table. All our clothes and gear travel in them stacked in the ute. So easy to transfer. We use the same for cooking gear. Slide perfectly under tables.

So which do you prefer? Aeropress or espresso maker? Oh and loved the vids…..might need to get some insect repellent lol

lots of gear

we have a stoch kzj95 1996 prado shes at over 5500000 km

Howzit Dan. I asked for your advise almost a year ago now I think, about the 120 series. You had some good advise. I said I’d update on what I eventually bought, so I actually ended up buying a 1998 105 series Land Cruiser, the 4500 EFI. 290000 km’s, full service history with number of upgrades (raised, extended fuel tank, water tank, front and rear steel bill bars, roof rack, dual battery with inverter, and a bunch more). Ready to do some exploring. Thanks again man, your channel was part of the inspiration that got me to where I am now, appreciate it buddy. Have a good one

Great video! Does anyone think it would work for a 120 prado?

You can buy a deburring tool for cleaning up holes in metal. They work well.

Do the side and front panels pack away inside the same storage bag, or would I need to plan for extra space for them in the rig? Sorry if you went over this in the video, and I know I’m late to comment, but looking into this tent setup pretty seriously.

Nice mod Dan, more simple than I though to adapt those to the Prado. Reminds me I need to install mine on the 76. Given it's a straight magnet install for me not sure why it's taken this long!

Thanks Dan , I enjoyed your very informative video and all the great tips . I have owned an RV4 OZTENT for a little over 12years and absolutely love it . Over time , I have developed some useful modifications and also necessary improvements to help with heavy rain . The biggest initial problem was the roof ponding with fully enclosed setup, so I installed 3 aluminium spars to the front low pitch roof . ( sourced from an old outdoor umbrella) They simply attach between top & lower spreaders with cable ties and I’ve never had any more issues even in violent storms . You mentioned the spreader bar under the rear fly which is something that I tried once . After a night of very heavy rain , I ended up with a huge amount of water ponding on the roof. ( it bent the oztent frame) I will never do that again ! Spreader always goes above the fly ! A simple tip for fitting the fly by yourself is to extend the small alum pole , fit top into zipper tab and slide across, very easy ! Another issue common to all alum poles of this style ( top portion sliding inside lower section) after much heavy rain, a small amount of water always gets inside some poles and causes unsightly staining to the anodising if put away wet . ( Supapeg poles are similar but can be simply pulled apart to dry out properly) OZTENT poles are crimped at the base , so I had to open up and carefully reform the alum so that I can take them apart . Personally, this is the only way that I have found to properly dry out all my poles before storage . ( my friends can’t be bothered with this process and I have seen the results in a much newer tent , not pretty ! ) I do understand that not many will want to go to this extreme . I have lots of other OZTENT stories but that’s enough for now . Happy camping and keep on keeping !

thank god you finally put the crabclaw spreader bar underneath the fly (my ocd gone)

I would have put the pole on the back of fly under neath the fly to keep it nice and straight just my OCD

I don't like coffee. I like the taste of it and really like the smell, but hot coffee does something bad to me. I can't concentrate, my heart races, and I need to take a nap all at once. Even after a couple sips. That being said I have ADHD and when I take Adderall I can take a nap afterwards or just have a nice calm day(if you don't believe me go look up the differences between global stimulants and targeted stimulants). Anyway, I get away from my point- I came here to research a portable espresso machine for my girlfriend for her birthday, for when we go bikepacking. I had to pause the review and maybe have to stop watching it and go find a different review. I got that you don't like to put milk in your coffee when you said it the first time, I didn't need you to bring it up over and over again. I came here for a review about these machines, not a review on how everyone that doesn't drink black coffee is doing it wrong or that you have developed a lactose intolerance so you don't like your coffee with milk in it anymore. Just because you have a preference for something doesn't mean that your way is correct and you need to go in depth about how fermented roasted beans don't go with cows milk or whatever you said. If that's the case then I guess red fermented grapes don't go so well with a steak or peanut butter shouldn't go with celery. They should all be enjoyed by themselves for their own unique flavors and never combined with anything else? I like pineapple on pizza, I can order my pizza that way, and you can order your pizza your way, right? I don't have a horse in this race since I don't drink coffee, and it's okay to make a cute joke or two about your preferences, but YEEEEASH...

Aye, it's Roy Buchanan.

Dan are you able to raise the height of your seat at all?

They look good, how do you reckon they would go in a HiLux??

what a tosser