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Light weight camper

HI. I am looking to purchase a new Ezytrail Stirling Z OR Mars spirit lifestyle. Which one should I get?

ThreadID: 138565 Date: 19 Jun 2019 15:06 By: Geoff B28 Views: 5660

Hyden / Norseman Road

Many people ask what is the current road conditions or who's recently traveled this road. The Shire of Dundas' (Norseman) [url=https://www.dundas.wa.gov.au/r

ThreadID: 138564 Date: 19 Jun 2019 14:56 By: Life Member - Duncan W (WA) Views: 5285

2019 EOTopo Maps Released - all versions

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ThreadID: 138563 Date: 19 Jun 2019 12:24 By: ExplorOz Team - Michelle Views: 5376

TJM Projecta dc-dc charger Supercharge Allrounder

I have a 79 series fitted with a TJM / Projecta dc-dc charger DC25A second battery is a Supercharge MRV70L 105AH all rounder. I understand these are a calcium

ThreadID: 138560 Date: 18 Jun 2019 20:46 By: veight Views: 5205

What is 'remote' these days?

Remote – Distant, isolated, inaccessible, far-flung, secluded, in-the-sticks. I was reading a previous thread on the Centroid 14 – Essentially, in 1983 a blo

ThreadID: 138559 Date: 18 Jun 2019 20:30 By: Mick O Views: 6121

Deja-Vu

Well its a year since we were last involved in a knock down drag them out rescue fight to the finish. And to be fair the kids and friends did the hard work.

ThreadID: 138558 Date: 18 Jun 2019 20:29 By: Robin Miller Views: 5038

Place Comment: Thallon Recreational Grounds

Bush camping 1k out of town on the Moonie River, Noondoo Rd, Left or

ThreadID: 138554 Date: 18 Jun 2019 11:31 By: TrevorDavid Views: 3667

Centroid 14 ...my quest continues

First, if you forgot or don't know what Centroid 14 is, here are some past threads about it: Original announcement of Centroid 14: https://www.exploroz.com/

ThreadID: 138553 Date: 18 Jun 2019 08:03 By: Candace S. Views: 6860

Drive Time Estimates

On a dry graded Birdsville Track can anyone advise on a rough drive time Birdsville to Mungerannie then Mungerannie to Parachilna please. Cheers

ThreadID: 138551 Date: 17 Jun 2019 21:47 By: Michael M34 Views: 5445

Blank canvas

Decided to downsize from a twin cab to a single to allow more versatility in setting up the tray for touring and work. [img]https://scontent.fsyd3-1.fna.fbc

ThreadID: 138548 Date: 17 Jun 2019 19:29 By: IvanTheTerrible Views: 5266

Thanks

I would just like to say thanks everyone who has helped me along the way. Must be over 20 years From Tyres to HF problems. Cheers to all.

ThreadID: 138535 Date: 15 Jun 2019 18:01 By: blue one Views: 4662

Tow vehicle recommendations

My neighbour requires the following; Must be Ute Must tow 3.5 tonne Must be automatic Must be comfortable Must not be tiny 3 litre approx motor Must not

ThreadID: 138532 Date: 15 Jun 2019 15:57 By: cruiser 3 Views: 8174

Fridge for campervan

Our 3 way fridge has failed us once too often and we want to replace it. I'm told compressor fridges are the way to go. Is there a brand which people recommend

ThreadID: 138531 Date: 15 Jun 2019 13:00 By: suegra Views: 6066

Kennedy ranges

Has anyone Been into tthe Kennedy ranges recently from Minilya can tell me the road conditions. Thanks in advance. Tom L

ThreadID: 138529 Date: 14 Jun 2019 18:39 By: Member - Tom L (WA) Views: 3160

Where's the chimney stack??

Some time ago I saw a picture and a bit of a story of an Olde chimney stack in The Lower Burnett region. Think tis around Yarraman - Nanango could be a bit out

ThreadID: 138524 Date: 14 Jun 2019 11:09 By: Member - Michael P (QLD) Views: 4954

Lawn Hill to the Calvert Road via Doomadgee

Considering taking this route to get to the Tablelands hwy and on to Camp Crawford. Travelling past Benmara Station on the way through Waanyilgarawa country.to

ThreadID: 138523 Date: 14 Jun 2019 10:47 By: Member - willawa Views: 3682

Trek Comment: Simpson Desert French Line

Hi there, novice here but full on nerd. Had experience in sand driv

ThreadID: 138521 Date: 14 Jun 2019 00:05 By: AlternativeMind Views: 6215

Keeping those Broken Bits Warm when Camping

We run into a couple in their 70's camping near Kiandra last year and as good travellers a conversation ensued. They had a 12V electric blanket and Lithium a

ThreadID: 138515 Date: 13 Jun 2019 15:33 By: Michael M34 Views: 5961

Swap a 1995 80 Series 1FZ-FE with a 2001 100 Series 1FZ-FE compl motor

Hi all! Can someone give me good info. My 1995 80 Series - 1FZ-ME 4477 engine is in need of a rebuild before I head away of a cruise of OZ. I have been off

ThreadID: 138513 Date: 13 Jun 2019 00:53 By: Phil T4 Views: 10788

Best technique for finding that troublesome leak!

The curse of the outback traveller is always that pesky pointy thing that pokes into a tyre and lets all the air out. Now I admit there are times that It's bee

ThreadID: 138512 Date: 12 Jun 2019 22:50 By: Mick O Views: 8766

Diesel water heater in a locker

Has anybody got a diesel water heater like this one? It's from Dieselheat in Tassie and works a treat. [img]http://www.dieselheatingaustralia.com/wp-content/

ThreadID: 138511 Date: 12 Jun 2019 22:12 By: Keith B2 Views: 4961

Denham to Karijini NP

Hi, I am planning to go to Karijini and onto the Northern Highway. Its a fairly long distance and apart from the Roadhouse at Nanutarra, no other place has fu

ThreadID: 138510 Date: 12 Jun 2019 18:35 By: Member - bbuzz (NSW) Views: 4509

Karumba to Chillagoe via Burke Development Road

Has anyone driven this road and is there fuel available on the way. Thinking about doing this with a Lexus 470 towing a box trailer. Is it possible Cheers To

ThreadID: 138507 Date: 12 Jun 2019 14:53 By: Just tired Views: 4417

Itinerary help for Cape York, Savannah Way, Nhulunbuy & Surrounds

Hi, We are just above Bundaberg and heading North, we don't have to be back down south to October and we will come back along the QLD coast again on our way dow

ThreadID: 138506 Date: 12 Jun 2019 11:56 By: Sam39 Views: 5279

What makes a particular bullbar airbag compliant?

Looking at two vehicles side by side. One has an airbag compliant bullbar, the other, no more than a blunt weapon sticking out the front. Physical construct

ThreadID: 138505 Date: 12 Jun 2019 06:50 By: Iza B Views: 12243

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