4 Wheeling & Beach Fishing, part 1/6

4 Wheeling & Beach Fishing, part 1/6
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[@philburns4778]

When Ronny said that they will probably make it to camp before dark, i kind of laughed, beautiful coastal scenery

[@ericandhismighty200lc5]

My Sunday mornings start with coffee and 4 wheeling Australia, Great vid again looking firward to the series. Go the 200 would love to see a walk around video of it.

[@billywestley9008]

A good temporary get you home mod is to drill a small hole through the bolt ( threaded section) then put a roll pin, split pin whatever you have with you through it, much more reliable than the wire, ( just my opinion)

[@grantkerr2971]

Enjoyed that,looking forward to part 2

[@earloffife4505]

Looks like the start to great video series. And, as someone who owns a LC 200 - its about bloody time you you took one on a trip.

[@markgallagher0000]

great photography,funny as hell to see ronny stuck,but loved the honesty,really enjoyed my sunday morning watch,cheers guys and girl.

[@maximiumchoco]

About the meals. Just cut extra top ~5 cm of from the bag when meal is ready. Much nicer to eat, when you dont have to dig your meal. Great video again

[@crazycressy7986]

Never get bored of watching these ,thanks all ;)

[@hawkie333]

DUDE, I love the fishing twist, this is exactly what I’m into. You should get a kayak!

[@k2svpete]

He's got one on the 79, Don has one too.

[@chrisfitzsimons7414]

I know U have a lot of non wa viewers so I understand why you have branched out of wa in other videos but it's great to have wa trips back again

[@kieron3676]

At last! Just hearing the intro music gets me excited. Thanks again for a great Sunday morning

[@liamgreebwood]

looking forward to this all week.

[@madeinjapanoverland1843]

Amazing scenery- really enjoyed this episode, and can’t wait for the next installment. Also, hope you make it to Oregon on your US trip! Have lots of ideas for you!

[@ajcamperspantry5069]

Camped at Lucky Bay years ago and have wanted to get back ever since. Can’t wait for part 2 and thanks for the review of our meals 👍AJ

[@timothyira5270]

i guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a trick to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly forgot the password. I would love any assistance you can offer me!

[@graysengordon6387]

@Timothy Ira instablaster ;)

[@timothyira5270]

@Graysen Gordon Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm trying it out atm. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

[@timothyira5270]

@Graysen Gordon It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thank you so much, you really help me out !

[@graysengordon6387]

@Timothy Ira glad I could help :)

[@shaunmccaw2911]

You had me on the edge of my seat down at that waters edge👍

[@Bugoutvehiclesuk]

Perfect timing I’m getting a beer.

[@TimsBitsnPieces]

A great video and thanks for showing that you are actually human and you do get bogged... haha.. I look forward to seeing the rest of the adventures.

[@Jackalopestravels]

Really good video, and feels like a bit of a return to the format that got you where you are. I have a feeling that I’m going to really enjoy this series.

[@GoatOffroad]

Great video Ronny! It is so beautiful where you guys are!! I would love to come there someday and experience your part of the world. I hope you enjoy your trip to the US. I live in Washington State and have a Jeep XJ that I’ve recently started documenting fixing it up. Really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot from them! Thank you......The Bug

[@terrysmith7740]

Its sobering that even an experienced sand driver can still have issues on the beach. Good advice about solo and trailers.

[@mrcrazyman95]

Terry Smith sand can get anyone at anytime. You can be on a soft beach at 15 then hit an ultra soft patch and go straight down. Or on Fraser and see a surprise washout at 70kph. Experience has little to do with it sometimes, just bad luck. (Although I never drive faster than 60 on a beach because washouts at speed are the worst)

[@fowletm1992]

Very little luck in it Ronny said himself rookie mistake Usually just a lapse of thought or laziness Iv nearly lost a car to laziness but never had an issue if I'm thinking about what I'm doing If your in unfamiliar areas then you need to go slower but I can do 120 on my local beach sometimes Don't fear letting your tyres down Somehow everyone thinks 10psi is too low You can go down to 6 if you have to I drive in very soft sand every day on your farm And go to the beach every day in summer Towing up to 8 tonne on the farm though sand with my cruiser

[@fowletm1992]

And driving at night is just making your life difficult Ronny has schedule to keep but if your on holiday just pull up and camp in the dunes before the sun sets

[@OneAussieGamer]

Couldn't think of anything worse than going away on a trip with trav, seems nice enough but comes off as a massive pain in the arse. Would like to see more of Don in future videos

[@PerthDieselPerformance]

OneAussieGamer why is that?

[@user-xk7bo4zj6b]

Shaping up to be another great trip. Can’t wait for the next episode! Looks like you are all having way to much fun!

[@Andre-os7kj]

I raise my beer to Spud! RIP.

[@swaggingsisters]

That nighttime recovery still looks more pleasant than the daytime ones we've done resulting in almost 2nd degree burns on the feet from the midday sand and the exhaust!😳🔥🔥 😆😂

[@itlldoo6128]

shouldn't the mechanic have noticed the loose nut on the pre-trip inspection ? Travis ! lol

[@PerthDieselPerformance]

itll doo it went elsewhere after we did the service and inspection before the trip

[@renedeboer7348]

it still can happen ,, on the service and inspection it could be ok,, you never now on does trips (Travis np lol )

[@alexandermel9987]

Cheers Ronny. Another great video. 200 looks a weapon. Can’t wait for part 2. 🇵🇬

[@swidahooverlanding2867]

Nail biter with the tide coming in! Good call on the trailer. I was thinking why doesn't he unhitch the trailer and then recover. Glad you mentioned it at the end. See you on the trails, George.

[@jasonsmith-cu1xg]

Love these trip videos, looking forward to the rest of the series.

[@stevesmith3556]

Rooftop tent awning poles make great max Trax locators🤠

[@Bigchaser01327]

Auto’s are great, providing the cooler is large enough to keep the box cool in sand.

[@markthomas4594]

Great stuff guys ,looking forward to the next one thanks

[@jimbojones2457]

Great beach adventure! Look forward to part 2!

[@gaflar8879]

Great video, can't wait to see the fishing. You must surely get onto the Mullaway up there! Looking forward to the rest of the series, top viewing guys.

[@Clickmaster5k]

If you have a drill and drill bits you can file a flat on the bolt then drill a hole through it to put the wire through. It might not be a bad idea to through drill the bolts and use castle nuts with coder pins any on these if they are critical and come loose often.

[@noobsoff-road]

Great start to the series Ronny. Now you got me gagging for more hahahaha….

[@Outdoorsaustralia]

Really good vid guy's, looking forward to the rest of the series. Cheers Daryl

[@The7Ps]

Great vid as always. Looking forward to rest of series. love this stuff

[@rollyb5061]

loved it Ronny, love Kalbarri and that part of the coast, plenty of top 4wding north and south of Kalbarri and top fishing

[@roocrew86]

Great vid mate, if might not have been awesome for you at the time but as a viewer getting that stuck was great and really added to the video

[@youtubejunkie6370]

Great video guys looks to be some great fishing spots hope you catch the mullies

[@wepopcreative]

Lol this 79 is a problem child ... keep up the good work Ronny 😊😊

[@louisferdinand5776]

24:42 "futher" haha i think you mean Further, (made me giggle), Great vid Ronny cant wait for the rest to come ;)

[@DanCabban]

Awesome adventure. That 200 sounds on point 🤤

[@russellgaskin7995]

Hi Ronnie. I have been in super soft coarse beach sand and had to go 8psi all round to get through it. I was prepared to go 6psi if needed. You just have to be very easy on the throttle not to spin the rims in the tire or roll them off the rims. We get a bit of that sort of sand up Geraldton way in places. Admittedly the trailer would have been an anchor.

[@GG-nv8gt]

Unhitch the trailer get the truck out to a better location. Winch or use a strap for the trailer? But you’ll have a hell of a lot more experience than I do. Thanks for keeping it real. Great video. Looking forward to the next one in the series.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Good point but when you just want to get to camp you try the ‘fast way’ which turns out to be the loooong way

[@aussieboomer-theturtoncrew6996]

Awesome video, good to see your break controller works!

[@zoezoe610]

Some great fishing around there.

[@deanio2]

Oh man, I'm keen for this season!

[@rjl110919581]

WOW BEAUTY PART PART OF AUSTRALIA COASTLINE THANK YOU FOR SHARE THIS VIDEO ON AUSTRALIA BUSH

[@chrisrippon6176]

loved every second

[@Simonandisla]

Excellent video Ronny 👍👍

[@bettabgood]

Just a hack for anyone trying the freeze dried meals. Shake the shit out of the bag before you open it, after you add the water give two quick shakes and leave it to cook. This stops clumping.

[@abcdefg5185]

At 40min 02 id love to SCUBA dive that reef. Looks amazingly beautiful

[@capatainnemo]

love the transitions where it looks like the camera has fallen over...great video Ronny

[@Chris-Roberts]

First of six nice mate, love your stuff keep up the hard work 😄

[@shkotayd9749]

Crikey you can just feel its hard for your rigs in that sand. It looks like powder :O

[@philipw7557]

Nice one Ronny 😎

[@alfonsocasillas7290]

Awesome video Look like a hard run

[@younesskas3317]

so let say this is the dream of all fisher men hahaha

[@slowboat6021]

Classic Ronny.

[@gringo3009]

Awesome adventure! Wondering if the trailer is worth dragging on certain trips? Looking forward to # 2! (That sounds odd)

[@tbillington]

Trailers are just a liability when doing decent offroading. Only have to watch 4wd action as well to see how much of a pain in the arse they are.

[@craigmccann1028]

respect!

[@jamesfudge5286]

Great video to start the series. I’m sure you’ve tried this given your Google Maps waypoints through your website, but I have a new head in my Jeep Wrangler that has Apple CarPlay. What I do is have my Hema to one side and then download offline the Google Maps satellite images for where I’m going. I then use the Hema for tracks and contours but the satellite imagery to find my way through dunes and areas where Hema doesn’t have much. Just a thought.

[@tezza3519]

Ronny when we play around in the dunes of Portland Victoria we always drop to 10 psi also been on thbeach from beach port to robe and the coorong 10 psi never rolled a tyre of the bead dont be scared

[@jase6827]

Horrible sunset view of the WA coast at 20:24 in Ronny. ; )

[@Bellankujoamstaff]

Steel fixers would b proud 😂👌🏾

[@ethicalfarmer7424]

Map & compass you will never get lost.

[@JimmyStewpot]

If you have a power drill you can drill through the bolt and add a circlip style pin through it. While that shouldn't be the first option it's a tried and tested method if you lose a nut on a trip and don't have any replacement.

[@budyfixit]

I kept expecting to see that trailer go dukes of hazard style flyin past us airborn in 1 clip.

[@jasgap]

This intro was sick!!!

[@sharonrentz9247]

Do you think drilling the bolt and inserting a split pin would have got you out of trouble?. If you had the tools. Love Kalbarie.

[@macmurfy2jka]

Sharon Rentz i was thinking they could do just that! Either that or weld a blob on to act as a nut.

[@Luca_Natoli]

Split pins usually are not that big. Welding machine weight a ton, and I doubt they have one on them. They have to use with what they have on hand. Doubt they had either on hand.

[@Luca_Natoli]

@@jpeachy7251 what a load of BS. Welding with your car battery has a chance of blowing up your car battery. So yes, lets weld with our battery, then when it blows up we have bigger problems. Go look it up. They did not have a split pin that size. Go look when he opens his box. He used wire to make a nut, as you can clearly see. They did it the correct way.

[@Luca_Natoli]

@@jpeachy7251 On stating that, drill A hold and place the fence wire through the bolt, that might work, so long as they dont drill to close to the edge that it snaps from the hole to the tip, especially under that much pressure. But those bolts are hard to drill trough, and unsure if they have the correct drill bit. The fence wire would be a far more superior choice over the split pin. The fence wire would not snap or bend out of the hole, so long as they went through the hole twice or more for extra support.

[@razbarb]

Looking forward to this one

[@4x4junkie86]

i have to ask, is that stubbornness not wanting to be winched out or do you like creating more work and taking forever to get out of a situation and only calling on being winched out once you realize you have no other choice? it just seems like if you hadda winched out in the first place coulda saved alot of stuffing around..

[@simon762321]

Dad bod game getting strong

[@Luca_Natoli]

Ronny: It's Further* along the beach, Not futher along the beach. Besides that. Awesome video mate 👍👍

[@theaztecsun]

Damn dude your truck is nice!

[@alians1978]

Min 2:50 , The passenger in the 200 : )) What a gangster look

[@abcdefg5185]

Im def keen on coming over to WA. From SA

[@Bugoutvehiclesuk]

Awesome.

[@hirotaikutsuna389]

Love the post trip commentary. Great idea. Who came up with it?

[@danmadden1080]

Great video - can you get a trailer that has battery / electric drive on the 2 wheels?

[@MiniLuv-1984]

Thanks Ronnie and co., a lot of adrenalin in some parts! Some questions and comments; how heavy is the trailer loaded? Early in the vid, those undercuts in the cliff faces worried me. After your comment about moisture in the sand, I wondered if wetting the sand where you got bogged first would help...though being bogged later so close to the water kind of answered that question.

[@Br1anuk]

So when you looked out to sea is the next stop Sydney? Is there nothing out there until you come back around to Australia again.

[@freefall0483]

Welcome to the coarse shell grit of the Midwest Ronny. It is evil.

[@gringo3009]

Mountain House makes some great packet meals here in the U.S. Don't know if you can get them down there.

[@gaj5701]

Good stuff & being bogged like that at the water line is no fun at all, been there done that travelling solo. If you ever make it to do the Robe-Beachport run in SA stay well away from the water line as it gets much softer down there on some of the beaches. How did the new Maxtrax with the metal studs hold up btw? My original set are almost done after the last muddy run so will need to replace them soon.

[@rickz9495]

Rip spud

[@nickjennings3500]

Great video Mr Dahl, beautiful country. Do any of you run wireless winch remote controls?

[@brettricho1]

Rookie Ronny :)

[@rastus555]

Loved it the pdp cruiser needs rap music lol

[@wesleymcgonagle6653]

Great video, looking forward to the rest of the series. Just a thought! I was wondering why you didn’t put the drone up to take a look up ahead? Is it because of state park laws?

[@Luceq]

Hey! Can you make a modified video with that PDP 200?

[@ruffus8039]

Great stuff, just one question. When you guys were looking for a way down to the beach & having difficulty locating it, why not use the drone to get a birds eye view? Seems like it would have saved a lot of time. Just wondering because there may be a drone in my future for just that type of situation.

[@DizzConnected]

Use the drone to check ahead Ronny !

[@damienfrizzell9394]

aw yeh drive on the beach they said, itl be fun they said..

[@pallendo]

After watching all of the traction ramps and digging, I wonder if a land anchor and a winch would have been faster. You could have gotten ~30 meters per pull. Seems like it could have been faster than all of that traction mat work.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Yeah possibly but you always find out afterwards 🤣

[@jimnyjolly278]

Hey Ronny. Could you tell us why you don't use measured tethers on your max tracks so when you get free from being bogged you don't need to stop. (measured and tethered so they don't get caught under the trailer when you get out)?

[@angusoconnor7885]

Old mate with the unit hat still thinks it's 2002 haha

[@tontobb8956]

Sticking to the high line at night is safer. Lots of buried large rocks there and they will destroy tyres and rims. Seen it happen. Wagoe is God’s country

[@bfgbfg6515]

Need to use Loctite at key areas such as these .

[@caseydman4651]

Wow.