Bloody great video, guys! Kedron couldn't ask for a better advertisement, because if those vans can handle what you dish out, they'd be perfect for 'normal' people. hahaha

Old boys are not always cut out for young boys adventures! Negativity helps no one!

I love this video! I have watched about a dozen times. That takes some effort to drive with the caravan in tow! Good job! I wish I could go along with you!

Good on you for having a go, I thought you had it. I was looking forward to seeing the old mans reaction when you rolled over the top.

Nothing like a father son relationship haha. Did the same in my 100 series on a steep hill (no van on back). Thankfully dad wasn’t there to hang it on me :-)

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Great work men.5/5

cmon dad its always worth a try.

nice vid! like all of yours.

@6Camel6Finger6 Thanks for that mate. Appreciate the note!

@dbzgt545 Thanks for that, (and the info on the set up!) Great to hear you like the vids. Thanks again and all the best!

If only our American travel trailers were built this rugged. Most campers like to go off the beaten track, and some of the best camping places are off road. :)

Great video guys! Here it is -25 with 20" of snow outside. Which model of Toyota Wagon is that?

Great video guys. Keep up the great work, really enjoying them What happened after the end of this. How long did it take to get the diff repaired.

enjoy live with nature

Again a real adventure. Great. 06:45 What was wrong? Driveshaft broken? Greetings from cold November-rain-Northern-Europe Nils

@6Camel6Finger6 Appreciate the note mate!

@truck501 Thanks for that mate!

the old bloke is always right

Been watching this video for years and now I'm nearly in the market for a caravan to do our life long dream once the kids are self sufficient and as a qldr I'm not even gonna look at at another brand just because of the shit they thru these vans thru. See ya soon kedron.

@GallBoys

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Stu!!! Thanks for the extended support and interest by the sounds!!! Appreciate it!!! And hope you enjoy your own trips in the near future too!!! And thanks also for the note regards the Kedron's too! Thanks again and catch up down the track mate! Regards, Glen ☺️

@Franksssss

2 жыл бұрын

@@GallBoys just sent a request for brochure etc on a cp5 compact. I reckon that be the one for me and the missus.

@GallBoys

2 жыл бұрын

@@Franksssss Nice one mate! Certainly a very popular model the Compact!!! Have done quite a lot of extended towing with them also, they sit so well on the road and tracks! Thanks again and might catch up if you're through the factory! Regards Glen!

@Franksssss

2 жыл бұрын

@@GallBoys I'd be keen for a look in September I reckon.

@GallBoys

2 жыл бұрын

@@Franksssss Nice one! Catch up then! 👍

I'd leave him at home

Early year 100s are bad about blowing front diffs. Get an ARB locker, that'll strengthen it up. Love the videos!

What's happened to that LC100 , is it the front right axle

how do you not roll those vehicles with boats strapped on top thats what i want to know

As sung by our very own Tania Kernaghan "Dad's not gonna like it!". Another ripper of a video.

Old men know what they're talking about! I should know, I'll be old soon enough. ;¬)

@theoriginalmodz Thanks guys!

What modifications do you guys make to the stock vehicles to be able to do this kinda stuff? Lift kit, lockers, ARB bullbar, Mud tires, new skid plates, etc? I got the equivalent to a Ford Ranger Wildtrak / Ford Everest 2010 4x4 model I think here in India. Got Geolandar AT tires already, getting the Ironman 2" lift kit first, front bumper and rock sliders next. good Mud tires too would follow :)

@multivan2001 that noise wos the front differential breaking.

Disconnecting the level riders probably would have helped.

I guess I could say for the old guy Not happy Chappy lol

@GallBoys

2 жыл бұрын

☺️👍

I'd hate to buy a used vehicle from you guys.😁

why tyre pressure kept low in rocks,. isn't better to keep pressure up so tyres bounce off the rocks

@gpgstudios9813

6 жыл бұрын

daydreamerindian well, since nobody answered in the four years, maybe you'll see this...I'm also sure that you've found out by now too...but ill say it anyway, just in case somebody else has the same question. Lower tire pressure allows for more traction. The sidewall is able to flex and the tred is able to 'wrap' around the terrain, allowing for a 'bigger footprint'. This also allows for a more forgiving ride, and less chance of puncture as well. I wish I had even more info, but that's off the top of my brain cells. Lol, this is a long shot eh? Anyway, g'day to all who reads...

@6Camel6Finger6 agreed!

Geez, The oldman was a bit pissed off, didn't even take the beer.

looks like fun