Basically just a bunch of boys filming their afternoon in Australia. Subscribe and join in on the adventure.
Featuring Patrick, James, Mechanic Dan and Liam.
This channel spawned from us just mucking around on the weekend doing the stuff we enjoy! then a few people started watching it, and now we make a video every Sunday and take you on for the ride!! :
We cover a wide range of DIY content, such as Camping, Offroading, and Mechanical work as we build up our dream 4x4s!
We try make our videos a bit of fun but also hope you learn somthing along the way!
With our name Aussie Arvos we also cover anyother content that sparks our interest!
You can check out our Website here: aussiearvos.com.au/
Cheers
Patrick :)
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So are there Bush kits that can be pressed in to replace worn bushes or is it a takeout and replace the complete unit also with Dates of manufacture for tyers what would be a Acceptable date of Age as not every one selling tyers is going to have just made on there shelf???? and do you need to check if all tyers are Manufactured in the same country before they are fitted to you Truck?? same for Dates of Manufacture dates for all 4 tyers. Great Vlog
After you have fully charged the battery (at 14.6V), what is the voltage the battery settles down to when you unplug the charger? Thanks
Paintless dent removal should be able to fix it, worth a shot
Shame you lads never had a crack at the reds...they are gone now.
Sundown, that spot on the river..... One of my favourite spots for a multi day / night camps. No civilization, just Goannas, Roos' nice river for swimming....... It's on my permanent list of destination every year.
I've just purchased a set of ATI hybrids! Picking them up with some new tyres on Friday. What nuts did you use? Tyre shop called saying they didnt provide any. Any idea if factory patrol nuts fit?
Some awesome spots there boys!
The question is how you get on your rooftop tent once its deployed
If you have too much rain please send some to Namibia.
Gosh it’s so refreshing watching a 4x4 camping show where they don’t say every 5 minute “It can’t get better than this!”
super helpful video with approximate run times on various outputs, great video !!
Don't worry about the dint , it's a scare, and every time you look at it you will remember sundowner national Park and the good times you spent there. Don't fix it.
How’s the rooftop tent been going?
Bloody awesome 🤩,thanks very much🍺🍺🍺👍👍🇳🇿🇳🇿😊
01:35 that red fruit is edible and quite tasty.
Poor Liam denting his car.. and now his bucket list item of doing little/big red is gone too since it’s been bulldozed! Another great video guys. Just one thing I’ve noticed for awhile is that your voiceovers with music seem to be a bit on the quiet side which makes it hard to hear what you are saying (like at the end of this video). Keep up the good work!
What's the intro song sounds mad
are ya gonna fit a RTT and awning ?
I like that smart shunt and the phone app...
What apps ect do you use for your maps? Cheers
Don't worry about the dents - it's called "character". Wear them with pride.
The enjoyment and joy on Liams face says it all...
The first dent is always the hardest to come to terms with.
It’s good seeing people talk about weight and weight distribution. It’s way more important then the canopy sponsored channels like to admit. Part of the reason I believe in my wrangler’s abilities so much is because of how my 97 Grand Cherokee ate up tracks on 32s just because it was only 1.6 tonne
Gorgeous build mate. Looks functional and well put together. An amazing use of both tech and space. Well done.
Loved it lads
I have never seen a catch can with a filter in it. All the catch cans I have seen have what looks like a chore girl pan scrubber material inside them. They are mounted up front so they catch cooler air coming into the grill so the hot oil vapor condenses in the cooler metal in the catch can and drips into the removable reservoir on the bottom. That way, even when dirty, they will never restrict the flow of crankcase vapor to the intake.
What size fuse have you used for invertor And 12v fuse panel
Good trip vid guys. Keep em coming. Never good to damage the rig, so I feel for ya Liam.. Chin up mate.
best idea ever !
Great cinematography and editing but please spend a bit more time on audio mixing. Noticed it the last few videos - voice-overs are dead quiet and levels differ heaps throughout cuts.
Thanks man! are you watching on Headphones or TV? just curious ! thanks !
On TV with surround sound setup
Love the video but the lack of seasoning on that lamb roast sent me
Great vid boys. Think a few more beers before dinner might make this segment a little more interesting 😏😂
Hi guys, nothing to do with this video, but was wondering your thoughts on your Ocam 270 awning after having it on for a while, couldn't find a review, I'm in the hunt for an awning and liked your video when you first got it, are you still as keen on it?
mad vid🤙
Ummmmm, Liam and Patrick = Next my Kitchen rules contestant? Ro worst case "Ready steady cook?"
bloody killer video guys :)
you could do big and little red now😅
Think of it as patina there will be more in the years to come.
Paddy, get some velco tie, heaps good for keeping hoses and extension cables organised so they don't tangle (and obiviously reusable).
dents are memories I have left some on my 4WD to remind me of the great times I had with friends, it might sound silly but that's how I see it.
Add concrete harden up its just a truck
Hey guys little trick to better burgers dont push the meat down on plate,it releases all the juice and the burgers end up dry !!!
Awesome content. Can you turn up the voiceover track in the next one?
I think it was just the intro, the rest of the video seemed good.
Sick lads, great to see you both out there again on the trails and ripping it up, ya have to take what comes, weather wise it is what it is, but lest you guys are out there doing it, few seem to be doing that these days with there big channels, but you guys do the work and then you use it, not talk about it, so props lads, legends , just keep being you and being authentic, and look rubbing is driving Liam, yeah we'd all be bummed about that scmhick paint and effort you put in, but its not if its when off-roading, even more so when you are in new terrain and unfamiliar with. I know it wont make it any easier due to the hard work and $$ you put in, but its called off-roading not shine and show! I been there many times. Patrick fwiw, I have the same truck, (VX though 5dpd MT still) but man for one little bloke you carry shit tone of gear, but you do you, what works for you and the GF! For mine, I'm always trying to keep weight down, mostly its the tools and spares I never use that is my bulk weight. I'm trimming that down and I wouldn't have a 1/3 of what you carry! I dropped my rear factory tow bar and wings and building a tubed bar for tucked up clearance at the rear, and it will be way lighter than even the rest of the factory center crash bar that's currently left behind, probably quarter chop the rear sides as well as well, while I'm at it so its super tucked. I do run 35s though so have more clearance than you and flex more than yours also, still with a 2" lift. Another reason I haven't gone crazy on 12v and fridges and drawers yet, still looking for the ultimate off-roading and touring lightest setup possible with everything I need not what I want, its a journey, but man do I feel for your big girl 80, she's carrying the gear and the mule! Anyways cant wait for the next episode lads! keep up the fantastic content and work, happy trails🤟
This is a great series boys! Production is unreal and great content! Love ya work! I want to see Liam get onto a nice fish in one of these rivers!
Great video lads! Keen to find out what all the 12v drama was. 🙂
So many issues here that can be causing the problem, if you want basic setup ie: no induction cooking 120A will do, 1500W inverter will do for a low wattage coffee machine or sandwich maker, induction really needs 200A lithium and minimum 2000W inverter AND a specific induction cooktop, cheap induction cooktops pulse high wattage on and off to mimic the different heat levels, good quality induction will draw less wattage at lower settings without pulsing (called constant wattage cooker), hard thing is to find the right induction cooktop, xioami do one but it's in the $300 mark, if your voltage is dropping quickly you have a different issue, lithium will hold it's voltage until the very end of it's charge then it will suddenly drop, if your's is dropping under moderate load sounds like a dud battery, being a kings battery is probably the start of the problem, if you want to fix this you could get another 120A and parallel them so you double the current draw capacity and upgrade the inverter to a 2000W, most importantly ensure the wiring from the battery to the inverter is over rated for the current draw, undersized wiring is a common problem, as I said too many issues can cause headaches, basically it's nearly impossible to build a reliable safe 12V system using crappy components.
Waaaaa Dude, battle scars Gonna happen, I wear shit like that with pride, nobody likes a winer
My father had a passat b4 that had a 100 liters fuel tank in it from factory and we did 1600-1900 km in one tank