The Simpson Desert! What a sight to Experience! A river crossing in the middle of the desert!
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2023
- You won’t see the Simpson Desert like this very often. After huge rains and flooding up north it’s turned the Simpson into a Savanna wonderland. Green grass, a fast flowing Eyre Creek, an abundance of birdlife and more.
Dropping down from the Hay River Track onto the QAA Line into Birdsville with a play on the Biggest Sand dune, Big Red!
We have Big drama with the suspension on Micks Np300 Navara but luckily we have parts to keep it on the road
Enjoy the episode
Cheers
Ahhhhhh our epic adventure keeps getting better and better doesn’t it 💚💚💚💚 To go for a swim in Eyre Creek is something we will all remember for a longgggg time to come…. The green throughout that region of the desert too. Mother Nature sure delivered for us 💚💚🤠🤠
Mother Nature absolutely delivered for us for this trip didn’t it we got to see everything at its best. Where to next 🙌
Another great episode! Hiya from the US!
Cheers mate. Appreciate you guys tuning in from the over there. The wheeling you guys have looks unreal too
great ep again.
Appreciate that mate thanks for watching
Ripper trip lads 🤠👍👍
Mate it was one we will remember for a long time to come. Cheers for watching
Awesome episode Brothers. Quite the adventure and lots of commradier with good friends. Sure was lots of water for a desert!!👍👍
Mate was an adventure and a half. So good to also it with some great mates too
Fantastic episode gents. Did the Madigan line in 2022. Amazing place can’t wait to get back there 🍻
Awesome part of this country isn’t it. That red sand of it and the isolation is just something else
Great episode, one of the best
Ah thanks mate really appreciate that
Can't wait to do this trip in July, I'm hoping it's still wet 😂
You’re going to love it mate. You won’t want it to wet though that mud is a pain to clean off 😂
@@4x4brothers 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly how was the aftermarket shock on the Navara "set up wrong from the start, causing the shock to pull itself apart"? Can't be too many ways of getting it wrong installing a shock into an IFS front. Interested to know what the brand of shock is. And whether you had any further issues with the factory OEM shock for the rest of the trip.
Reason they gave was it was oversprung and wound out to far causing it to always top out and put pressure on the eyelet. You would think there would be tolerances built into the adjustment so this couldn’t happen but it is what it is. Was outback armour shock mate
What month did you do the simo crossing
Went in mid July mate
What was the fuel consumption average for the mighty Y62?
We were 22 for myself, 23 for the chopped and 24 litres per 100 for the white one crossing mate
Thanks for the info. That will help a lot with my fuel calculations and how much to bring. Epic trip and great video, keep up the fantastic channel! You guys rock!!
@@tempestv8 yeah gives you a bit of a guide definitely carry that bit of contingency though hey. Thanks for watching along the episodes and appreciate you taking the time to write comments as well mate
Nice one lads !! Do you guys have the CSR on the list ? would be awesome to see how the 62's go !!
Thanks mate
We sure do it’s just the juggle with work to get the time to do it. Cape next year then would love to do the Kimberley that’s probably priority over the CSR at this point
We need to win lotto 😂
@@4x4brothers HAHA you and I both !! Go to bed dreaming every night !! I hope to get my 62 ready and up the cape next season too, might see you boys around hopefully 👍
@@aussienscalehaha the big juggle hey. We are heading off from vic start of July so might see ya on the tracks if your the same ish time