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Thanks Mate

Thanks Old Fellow, Ok is it that's good, Id have more footage but our GoPro 7 black keeps overheating so can only film for sort time, Yes Gavin is awesome at it .Yes should be good country that red soil.

Thanks Jarrod, Down the Tanami to the Crater and on to Alice, then the Plenty and work my way home,

Thank Master T, Yes was a awesome run down thought there and the plenty,

Thank you

Thanks Craig, That's great the old fellow mentioned me. it was lovely of him to do that, I love watching his channel, My channel is not as polished as Andy's , I tried to get him to met me up at McGowans in WA and come fishing with me but he was to busy doing NT things, oh well that's life maybe another day.

Thanks Mate , yes its a rippy hay both lithiums are full by 10am

Hi Malcolm thanks for watching and commenting, The panel on the 80 is mainly just to charge the batteries when in the back of the 80, But if I had days of cloudy weather and thick smoke from the TOs control burning up north yes I would use the new panel as well, Ok I will do a Ep on food I take and how I pack it and maybe combine it with a few other things. Thats right hey I try and get the most out of everything by rebuilding it or making it better,

Thanks Terry, Yes me to. I have a 20 amp dcdc as well, it just runs a couple fridges in the 4wd.

Thanks Old fellow, Ok I will keep a eye on it. Mark has had his one on his Ranger for long time with no dramas, Ok I will do, Yes pumps out the Amps,

Me to, I think there two sheets of 2mm glass one top one on the bottom, Ok glad they got back there lovely people there are,

Thanks Mate

Sorry for late reply I been away for a week, Yes its going well I am not saying it will last as long as the Trailblazer at all, but man its so light compared to the 100lt I got,

Thanks Old fellow. Yes I had a ball hey, yes so many Toyotas there was awesome. There's a few more Eps yet, Before I get home. Maybe head up the Gulf next year if I get away it will be later after the June July School holidays.

Thanks Tully, I have done a few vids on Gear I take and spares and tucker I take away on trips, My cape trip Cost me around $3200 for diesel for the 4wd and petrol for outboard, and tucker, and Bait, My Kimbeley trip cost me around, $5300 for diesel and petrol and food and bait and a cast net and cost of were I stayed at McGowans. I do not drink or smoke,

@@craigtomkinson2837 Thank you for that. I'll go back and check your other videos.

@@tullysika If you can not find them I will do another one

Thanks Tony, Yes awesome areas up there for sure you will love it mate, yes top spot for parts I tell you,

Thanks Mark. yes that is the killer Finging long way.

Thank you

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Thanks Terry.

Thanks Terry Iam glad you liked it and commented.

No worries glad you enjoyed it.

Ok lovely. Yes wife wants a Auto so when we start traveling she can drive it

Thank you. Yes she just pokes along, Upgrading to a later 96 model Factory turbo Auto 1HDFT in next 12 months maybe

Thanks mate

Thank you.

Thanks Jarrod . Yes she's been a lovely 4wd we bought her with 550,000ks on her,

@@craigtomkinson2837 nice! hopefully u get to see it hit 1 million

@@JarrodCardno That would be awesome

@craigtomkinson2837 I love the way you drive, drive all day and sleep couple hours and soon as you wake up whatever the time keep driving. I do the same I love it

@@JarrodCardno Yes Only way to knock them big ks down hey. thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks cus

Thanks Craig, I sit on 100 on the flat roads which is around 93 to 95ks. then in the hilly country whatever the old girl tows the boat over it at.

@@craigtomkinson2837 1HZ? What’s your boat weigh? Cheers mate.

@@craighosie8161 Yep 1HZ n/a, Boat on the trailer loaded is around 1300kg and once full of fuel and some water right on 1,5ton or close, I should get a GVM upgrade done on the trailer to take it to 2ton as it got all toyota running gear with disc brakes

Mate, good info. I to have a 1HZ n/a with 1.5 tonne boat. Look forward to the rest of the series and more of Tonks Tips. Stay safe mate!

@@craighosie8161 Thanks Mate, Yes Tonks Tips are rough and ready like me, as you know the 1HZ is slow and steady but so reliable, Its why I love the old 80 so comfy and reliable, On flat goutry with a good wind up the ass of the old girl I think I get around 16lts per hundred and on reel hilly stuff around 19 to 20 lts per hundred so I say around 18lts per 100 is average towing our tinny hows yours on fuel,

Thanks mate. maybe next ep Haha

Thanks trent

Thanks, It was

Hi Nic thanks for your comment , yes that happens a bit but I wash my hands and have Baby wipes to clean then too. But it stops the handle drying out and the timber splitting

Thanks Tully. Up at Penny I have around a weeks worth with me when I drive up incase I break down somewhere , But once there after a week or so I go back to Weipa and restock at woolies its around 1 hour 15 minutes drive to Weipa

Thanks Trent I try to keep it reel

Hi Tully. Thanks for your comment, In the shallow water say 6 to 20m yes I can pull the fish up lots quicker, and there no moving parts so no brake downs with my gear,

Thanks mate, yes i tried to but on the 80s they do not move so they end up in the same spot, but you mite know there secrete I hope,

Hi Tully, The van can sleep 7 essy, as its got 3 double beds, and one single bed, I sleep on the single bed, My wife and daughter sleep in one double and our three sons take it interns sleeping either twogether oor in one bed

Thanks Tully. Yes Me to just love simple

Thank you . its all I know is old school

​@craigtomkinson2837 yep it's all I know also. Don't fix something that ain't broken 😊😊

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Yes there is some big sucker up there,

Yes true, But the sharks were from 15ks south to 30ks north on every lumb and spot from close in to a k or two off land, wort Id seem them, But the 10 to 12ks stuff offshore there were none , but rough going,

Thanks Brian, Yes I Am frugal that is for sure most places I go. I have one of the cheapest set ups, among all the flash ones, especially up at McGowans but as you say I still have a great time.

Thanks Steve for that advise, Yes the Trailblazer are good mine was left to me by my dad it would be around the same age as yours, but there to heavy for me once its full of filits Haha, you need 3 or 4 bloke to load it in the 80 series, The Kings is just to replace a upright fridge that buggered up after many years, and for $250 delivered to my door with two year warranty its going well I sorted it out on the Kimberley trip. I set it on Max and it run unreel, Time will tell how good it is if I get 5 or 6 years out of it I be happy. Tonk