4 Wheeling East Coast Australia, part 4/4

4 Wheeling East Coast Australia, part 4/4
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[@WhiteBattleBull]

Hands down, this is the most pure and true content i can find on youtube. I watch a lot of different things, across many different categories. But nothing does it for me like your videos. Nothing but raw and up close experiences that i wish i could experience myself. Not only do you all have some bad ass setups and vehicles, but you also have an amazing group of friends to do it with. I only get on youtube to watch your videos anymore and thats it. Please Ronny, never change, stay genuine and keep making this awesome content. Love yall and stay safe out in the bush!

[@MrMJBall]

Man that hill is nuts! Lucky that the drive shaft went at the bottom of it!

[@cdngamereh]

i swear my luck is so bad i would have broke the new one ...

[@love2spinvinyl]

Loved that you gave the company several plugs, well deserved. And hope locals to that area use them, that’s some great service they provided on the tail shaft. Well Done!

[@sameeragayan9092]

Ronny, I think the best thing you've done is hiring Amalia . Videos are so much quality now that it's almost like watching a movie 👍. as always , Great work ...

[@SpanielshuntingtrialingNZ]

The Gear failures and the tough hill made for great video, thank you.

[@gravityfed101]

Great video!! Fyi Toyota locker's you can pull the actuator off and manually lock with a screwdriver when they fail to lock electrically.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Wow really will look into that

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

How did ya sleep? 'Like a baby, woke up crying every two hours.' Sorry couldn't resist that. Another great adventure in the can.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Hahahaha

[@atomstravels3027]

Never lets me down. Good series!

[@keithhaycraft3765]

There are many, extremely difficult tracks around Coffs Harbour & lots of others as well. Lots of history too, many gold mines, former Village sites. Today I was taken to some railway tunnels near Glenreagh which were very interesting. There are lots of railway rolling stock pieces at Dorrigo too. Pebbly Beach, where you camped after crossing the tidal creek, is one of the nicest camping areas around Coffs too.

[@4WheelingInNSW]

Saying about the condensation in the Oztent RS1 - most swags if left closed up with no ventilation will often produce condensation like that inside because it's warmer inside than out...bit like a car windscreen fogging up on the inside on a really cold day. Will be interesting to see how those RS1's go after a few months of testing like any new product I guess. Great video Ronny, keep it up champ !

[@AZTLANSOLDIER13]

It's cool to look up the places you guys go on Google maps and get a sense of Australia. Geography and trucks! Nothing better

[@christiankruse5193]

Well done! What a team!!

[@AhorMaysix]

Watched the whole episode and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank You..

[@MetalHayd]

Great series Ronny that has got to be one of the best! Full of action!

[@Khorsathedark]

Great series. This mountain climb though. Wow. Steep climb, sketchy ass rutted surface and vehicles that are seriously top heavy. One large amount of pucker factor there.

[@MADBONE0]

those red side truck lights are priceless for night time recoverys, cause you don't get blinded and can still see 3m around the car

[@jeremynoel4123]

Awesome as always

[@BIG-K]

Great drama. Great teamwork. Great video. Thanks, Ronny 👍

[@leecoates4082]

wow best adventure to watch so far mate

[@719_overland]

This is one of my favorite series, I dont know why, but god damn this one was awesome for me.

[@bringingtherukas7473]

A trick for adding extra warm to your sleeping bag. Buy a cheap king single size flannelette sheet, sew it up along bot and edge into a sack, put inside sleeping bag and feel the warmth.

[@jimbojones2457]

What a mad hill climb!! Very well done by all. Especially at night. Says a lot about vehicle weight too. Just throwing it out there guys, maybe look into weight reduction upgrades? Loved this series! Cheers.

[@Millsy.g]

That is a pretty epic shop. cut and weld a custom shaft in less than 3 hours!? Nice!

[@danaustin5367]

Poor Torben! Poor Wayne! Great teamwork in action. Best video you've created, yet! Thanks for the content and the inspiration. Keep going! So glad you guys made it through okay. You're an awesome team.

[@allwheelinoz4707]

Love this area, need to get down there more. Thanks for the flicks guys. Look forward to you all getting back over again.

[@lumpskie]

This is one of my favorite episodes to date! Great job... I was on the edge if my seat.

[@NISMO-OFFROAD]

awesome watch as always ronny, take it easy mate

[@Australian4x4Adventures]

Great little series, thanks for sharing

[@TheSkskitey]

Very quick fix for Wayne's tail-shaft , Torben's lockers not working , all holdups . Good for us but not for you guys . The Morbid Hill (good name) would have been better to do in the daylight , all the delays made for a night climb . Awesome trip boys :-)

[@4x4inGreece]

Great video... as always!

[@mavericmorph5358]

Reminds me when I went off roading in Mid Wales (UK) in the dark. Also nice to see something other than a Toyota in your vids. Cheers.

[@SFSideburns]

Great crew, great trip!

[@BuzzOverland]

I love the sound of those cruisers... once again nice series gents👊🏽

[@darthvader8433]

It's a pity Toyota persisted with leaf springs on the 7x series.. The extra travel of coils would have made that hill a lot easier.. I've got a gq wagon with 4" lift and 33" tyres, I'm sure it or a similarly equipped 80/100/200 series Cruiser would have felt a lot more secure... Great video though mate, getting better all the time!

[@truckerrickakamanowar]

What can I say but ...wow! Wish I could be there. Australia is on my bucket list. Another great series Ronny. Cheers!👍😸🚙💨

[@NUCR3W]

Great series Ronny and the team... well done...

[@koko-rl9zm]

That was an awesome adventure. With the greatest fear of a major breakdown that you guys handled easily!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

With the big help from Danny

[@willcowell8197]

Awesome stuff guys thank you for sharing your adventures that looked like an amazing trip! Looking forward to your next series!

[@AbdulHalim-uf3wc]

Another great episode..love it

[@Livelifecairns]

Great video guy's. I love watching them.

[@D_J_G88]

Best series yet! 👌

[@nbrettoner]

Good morning Ronny Dahl and Teamus Maximus, Had to pause playing this and finish munching my 6:31 a.m. porridge, because my inflamed blocked ears were totally cutting out the audibles, like a very bad Skype connection. And now that that's done, back to my back yard to soak in your awesomely shared offerings. Yep I live in Coffs Harbour; right next to Sawtell.

[@nbrettoner]

Ronny Dahl Pebbly Beach, really glad you had the opportunity to call in there for a quick rest-up?. Unfortunately 4x4ing is no longer something I can do, but what an incredible eye opener to be able to journey what effectively is the 'back yard' with you guys. Several times I've called in on the Dorrigo Train storage valley/yard and the caretaker there's happily shown my visiting friends & family the collection there. Some truly amazing stuff and heaps of it. Really glad we have a strong community ethic amongst the locals to help out too, as you discovered when needed. Many thanks for this particular Barrington Tops to Coffs Harbour series, and in fact for all of your online videos. So good. Take care, and I trust all the preparations for the Simpsons series go well. It's such a priviledge to be a part of your journeys. Well worth supporting through Patreon if people can afford to. :)

[@timetogodoug]

Thanks Ronny, another great adventure! 👍

[@darylcrooks1500]

Great as always thanks Ronny

[@michaelgleeson1198]

A great series of video's, the tailshaft guys really stepped up for you guys on this video and did an awesome job to get Wayne back on the road.

[@JimMcNabb44]

Hi Ronny you made me think of my old days in the Victorian High Country with my old H45 troope lot of fun but lots of work at night, one of the many tricks I learned was to have a big flood light out back and I set my reversing camera up so I could turn them on any time good for towing and great if you get stuck and have to go back a bit. I would love to take you up to some of my most loved tracks in in Victoria High Country Haunted Stream, Bull Town Track Billy Goat Bluff track list go on and on, let me know and I be glad to help.

[@4x4EastCoast]

Yet again another thrilling series. Good work fellas and Amalia.

[@AndyL940]

Open the vents on your swags regardless of the temperature or you’ll get condensation.

[@rollyb5061]

awesome series Ronny and team, loved it , will see you all at the Perth 4x4 show

[@andrem2043]

Absolutely awesome stuff Ronny.

[@ZombieHoard]

Quality production and your videos are becoming more and more professional in content and delivery. Loving it Ronny.

[@simonyeo727]

Nice to see a couple of Sand Gropers in Cockroach country!!. Nice series Ronny.

[@jasonsmith-cu1xg]

Another great series bring on the next one.

[@israels.s.7755]

hi Ronny, great video as always. I've wondered I've never heard you talking about the dangers of venemous animals or insects and who to be prepared for that. Also maybe a good idea to explain what's in a first aid kit and how to use it. cheeers

[@Rotary5]

It's actually called Mount Coramba and that track is known as Morbid Trail. There are other hill climb tracks that are more difficult on the otherside of Mount Coramba; Army, Commando and Rocky Trails. Coffs has some of the best hill climbs around from easy to insanely wild (Koala Trail you feral beast), you should definitely return and explore more.

[@keithhaycraft3765]

Rots they are lucky their leader didn't take them to Jeep Trail in the dark.

[@Rotary5]

Keith Haycraft haha yes they are! That would break more than just a driveshaft!

[@TylerThompson90]

We came across the bridge on one of our recent trips, so cool! A little sketchy walking across it haha

[@CursedByEvilSickness]

what a crazy epic video. balls of steel doing that at night.

[@hrussell82]

Great video guys, loved the different style of video

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Amazing adventure team. Loved it.

[@pauljohns8215]

That was a fantastic video

[@kelvinthomas374]

Epic drive in the dark!

[@RBFR01]

You gotta do the Victorian high country and finish at walhalla! :D

[@philipw7557]

Nice one guys great series 😎

[@stuartgillespie6291]

thanks Ronny great video that hill was massive looking forward to simpson desert video hope goes all well cheers everyone.

[@timkirkpatrick9155]

That was awesome. Morbid hill looks like many places in New Mexico. Both slope and ruts, some up to 3500 meters absl.

[@barrychapman6249]

Great video I enjoyed it

[@doncartel69er]

Loved it !

[@손정민-v8k]

Awesome have a good time

[@emu4wd]

Some great Coffs action. Been there and it’s nuts. Steve

[@krg3au]

Great teamwork under pressure guys. Don’t think I’ve ever heard Corban that stressed.

[@torbs_littlebear]

Keith G and I bet it won't be the last

[@renss5286]

Soo much fun to watch!!

[@MrLecv]

awesome climb

[@ScottBrisAust]

Again a great adventure.... But you guys don't make it easy on yourselves!!

[@samscott8727]

his face on the slomo replay when it snapped hurt me too

[@brianpratt6577]

Morbid Hill looks like a lot of our runs here in BC ;-)

[@tomhalverson3438]

Nice job guys!

[@paulspeakman551]

I'm working my way through all your awesome trip videos in late Dec. 2019 and I'm terrified of what is happening with the fires in Oz. I'm watching and wondering if the beautiful areas I'm seeing are now burning or already a charred nothing. So sad.

[@wolfneckvonwolfstein7694]

Australia has tracks that the Globe is envious.

[@anbu999]

Probably the best way to break-in a new drive shaft.

[@moedalgarny]

Wow.. Your cars guys is too heavy.. Awesome vid

[@gregfarrell6009]

Great videos guys and girl! Coffs is the east coast mecca!

[@mattchutney]

did anyone else get stand by me flashbacks when they were on the bridge?

[@torbs_littlebear]

mattchutney now your showing your age and ours haha

[@888johnmac]

lol, Ben E King was rolling around my head too

[@lowranger4x49]

Damn, great looking camping spot at the start there (marked on Google Maps for a look sometime) & some damn impressive hill climbs there!

[@newzealandearthmover4008]

That pancake was like an inch thick! Mite have to try one that thick next time lol looks a bit like NZ bush down there too! Mint.

[@rockbiterhd]

Where is that pancake recipe of Danny's

[@johannbrummer6764]

yeah, where issit?

[@Simonandisla]

Must have been crazy tough doing that at night ?? Great vid though Ronny and the gang :-)

[@pantoqwerty]

Between travelling and editing/uploading there can't be that many hours left in a week. As an example Ronny, how much footage did you have to wade through in order to make this 4 part series? You have you assistant but I'm guessing there's still plenty of work to go around.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Mate I'm at it every night. The only person doing the adventure series is me. Currently Amalia is learning how to help with the modified series but no one can replace me with the adventure series as its all in my head and its how I'm telling the story, the music, the shots and it goes on... Yeah a lot of time is spent but the reward from the audience watching is worth it. I can't complain about my current job at all, I love it but it requires 100% attention throughout the entire year, I never stop and I'm a workaholic which helps. Thanks for watching

[@ScottMeister]

I've never seen a Yoke snap right in half like that! I've seen them strip the teeth but never snap. It's either some serious torque from the diesel engine or just a faulty driveshaft & yoke. Judging by Ronny''s comments about Toyota parts, I'd guess the latter! Always buy OEM...no matter how much you save on aftermarket.

[@SomervilleMetalWorks]

Scott Meister my question is why does it have an aftermarket in 1st place? obviously the oem must have failed if its been replaced.. So then is it better than aftermarket? . I would assume weight has more to do with than torque

[@Hillbillyhasashotgun]

These guys have done suspension lifts in their rigs, you'll find the OEM tailshaft probably wasn't long enough with the lift Wayne was running (Which is probably why old mate at the tailshaft shop had to make a longer one up). Looks like it was part of the slip-joint in the shaft that actually broke and as to what caused the failure it could be any number of things, quality of manufacturing, age and fatigue are all factors but just saying it was garbage might not be the entire reason for the failure... As for OEM always being better, that's not really the case at all. For example on my GQ Patrol the Drag Link, Steering Arm, Panhard Rods, Trailing Arms etc are all 30mm in diameter, but they're all 3.7mm wall thickness tubing, and they're pretty easy to bend even just slightly, which completely screws your wheel alignment in a live axel vehicle. Roadsafe offer replacements in 30mm diameter with 6.5mm wall thickness and they're actually slightly cheaper than genuine OEM Nissan ones from my local dealer and they're a stronger component to boot. Most of the parts car manufacturers put in their vehicles aren't made by them anyway. The engineers designing a vehicle will look through supplier catalogues and pick components like bearings, universal joints, brake rotors, injectors, fuel pumps and a myriad of other things that fit the specifications they want for the vehicle and order them in bulk (in the order of millions), because it saves the car manufacturer having to build more factories and production lines to make components they can already buy off the shelf.

[@SomervilleMetalWorks]

Hillbillyhasashotgun They dont have that big of lift nobody i go out with have a longer tailshaft most of us on 2-3 inch all have the factory shaft. Like you said thought youd just lengthen the factory shaft. From the way its snapped on solid spline shaft suggests to me thats its a machining issue. Anyone who does machining know that sharp transitions in diameter cause stress rises in material. IE weak points where it more likely to snap.

[@lauriesherwood5492]

Morbid Trail, my backyard

[@ronwebster3547]

Hi great video looking forward to the trip home did the new seats meet your your expectations ..VIC

[@jonnyt8056]

Invite Guy Ritchie along, he’s a massive winching fan lol

[@HMADA_SH]

nice trip ronnie 👍 , you air down the tires ??, because you need more traction in the climb

[@rayhemsley2114]

Ronny can't find the part where you share your new rim size and offset about to upgrade and listening to this last night sounds reassuring

[@aired-downdisconnected4125]

Great video 👍. Yummy pancakes. If you could give up one big thing to reduce weight, what would it be ?

[@fredbrackely]

Lol Jim Beam for a bit of extra morning pep in the coffee 8:50

[@gringo3009]

Awesome, gnarly, adventure. Could have used sub-titles here and there with my American ears. Cheers!

[@isaacwrayphotography]

I like the Toronto sweats! Those from Canada, or a brand down under?

[@kohlgossler7083]

At 24:30 were you saying you had left traction vs the guy in front of you on the goodyear wrangler mt/r's or because of something else?

[@intimatespearfisher]

Brisbane bound? Please tell me you went to glasshouse!

[@youjsmith929]

So much fun loved it! Give a few bucks of my patreon money to Torbs for a manual locker. Haha legands