@@WendyPaine croc bin, you can get it from most camping shops

Im 50/50 with it, having easy access to hot water is hugely important to me, but the heater inside is all but useless

Yeah it can be, the way the awning is strapped down in the video is the best way I have found, but the awning is connected to frame via velcro so I find that flaps around a bit, but nothing too wild

Hey, we ended up getting this, it fit on the top area above the fridge. www.babybunting.com.au/product/phil-and-teds-traveller-black-122288 We used straps to secure it

Thanks Brett, we will have to go check it out 👍🏻

hey mate, I have the CAOS LED light that comes with a suction cup mount that i used, it folds down and fits in the small rear storage box

If you are on the facebook group, search for XO750 and their is a bunch of guides! its fair straight forward you just need to drill holes in the drawbar

@@BrettDalSanto excellent. I’ll take a look. I wondered if it was drilled

you mean around the screens? not really anything noticeable

@@BrettDalSanto nah, just where the wheel is mounted on, any noticable flex when you push the wheel up and down

@@ghovandk2536 nope tho they changed the design of late

@@BrettDalSanto thanks for the answer, as there are very little reviews on it 👍 i ordered one

Its a Samsung 49, but it just uses the standard vesa mount

@@BrettDalSanto you used the large plate supplied by TR right? Are the mounting holes on the monitor recessed? Im just wondering if I'd be okay just using longer screws

@@davomaso123 Yep just the standard Trak Racer plate, The screws that came with my montior for VESA worked fine

@@BrettDalSanto reckon I could somehow get a pic of what the back looks like. Sorry to be a pain

All up im about $7,000 AUD in, but its hard to tell. I brought a lot second hand, hobbled together bits and pieces to make solutions and 3d printed a bunch. The most expensive one off items is the TR160 and the monitor

@@BrettDalSanto way out of my price range lol 😂

Yeah I am, as I mentioned in the video im a big lad so the GT seat was going to be a tight squeeze. The seat is nice and wide and feels good. I did a 6 hour race a few weeks after this video and have had no back problems at all

www.thingiverse.com/thing:4842382 thats what I used

Hey William, I just created an account on thingyverse, ill upload it after my account is allowed to (in 24 hours)

@@BrettDalSanto awesome thanks

Brett where you able to upload these files?

@@wsvoorhees Sorry my bad www.thingiverse.com/thing:4940998 here ya go

I used a L bracket spare from the quad monitor mount I had. Works great.. I have seen people drill them directly into the seat, but I couldn't bring myself to drill holes in a 2 day old seat

hey Morne, sorry I missed this. Mine came like above. I was one of the first models made so not sure why mine was different. But since I video this patriot contacted me and swapped out my lids to the black lids with a better support just like you see in production models

iRacing

Yeah I still have stock rear mudfaps, havent had any stone damage yet.. tho I have seen people with stone guards but not me

You can't leave a dog out unprotected in remote areas, they're no match for ferals. I'd be worried about long haired breeds, maybe a monthly shearing is in your dogos future

She sleeps inside! she is fairly small so she sleeps up on a bed ontop of the inside opening to the fridge most nights

To be fair Rob the external shower annex is preferable to showering in a phone box with a toilet in the corner. Unless I missed it this thing could do with some kind of internal kitchen for when your rained in. Basically mate if you look at what $80k will get you in terms of a new caravan/motor home compared to this, there's a gulf in quality and design that would really come into play at the 5yr mark. I'm not sure how feasible it would be to put some kind of entertainment setup in there, but that would be a must.

​@@rogdedodge7258 I'm actually not comparing outside and inside toilets mate. I've just pointed out that for the base price of $71k this unit still has no fridge, bbq, awning, shower and toilet (etc) to make it fully functional. And if I may add, camper trialer is not apple for apple compraison to caravans. Have you ever counted how many Aussie products are there in the world market (except for minerals and agricultural products)? Very few. Why? Not bec we can't produced good products, we sure can. The problem is pricing. Things produced in straya are almost always more expensive than similar (or even better spec) products produced in North America and Europe. My dream is to see the Australian manufacturing sector produce quality products in more competitive prices.

Did ya ever buy one? If so, how do you like it? The US dealer website shows inventory over a year out.

Late reply. It's not suitable for Nordic climates but it helps on a chilly Australian night. The catch22 is when you zipup and get it pumping, you get the sauna effect. Easier to sleep in a sub-zero sleeping bag. It's basically to take the chill out but you'll still be dressed heavy

Thanks Martin! Congrats on the purchase! Ours is the V6, hardly notice the trailer is on!

It's got bins all over the place but what I'd suggest is a few large Tupperware type trunks in the car to act as additional storage.

Hey, Ill record that next time. From turning up to be completely setup with tent + awning is about 30min, but that's not pushing it and enjoying a beer

Half hour setup is pretty reasonable, obviously if your planting for a few days you make more effort, if it's overnight you could probably get it done in 10