Awesome Fun Off-road Lifting Wheels on Goat road

Awesome Fun Off-road Lifting Wheels on Goat road and then to Wellington Dam in Western Australia. This is the toughest we have done in the South West of W.A. so far and it's EXTREME for road vehicles. Its one of those solid axle vehicles only track. Some of the ruts are as big a 4WD! Picking the correct line the entire way along Goat rd is vital.
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[@ShoeysAdventures]

Smashed Goat Road in the Prado over the weekend!

[@jedisid]

Your videos are better than National Geographic or Discovery Channel. You deserve your own show.

[@beejsmusic]

Love your vids mate..best thing? No egos.....

[@raphaelleite4931]

really impressed with the jeep, no lockers, but that traction control, although not immediate, works a treat.

[@user-xk7bo4zj6b]

Even just listening to this video with all those V8's was awesome. Looked like a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing.

[@justgomez.]

great fun, Australians are great fun loving adventurous and friendly people. I want to move there.

[@gullf1sk]

Its amazing that the little jeep can keep up with these titans

[@HELLICRINATIOn]

+gullf1sk More or less the other way around man, The Wrangler is essentially the best off-the-shelf 4WD money can buy, this one isn't as heavily modified as many others, or as much as some of the other vehicles in this video. The Wranglers biggest problem IMO (and for many others also) is that even the 4 door is pretty tight on space.

[@mattthew2429]

Those slow motion sausages were very graceful

[@QHISR]

I enjoyed watching. Thank you very much

[@rollyb5061]

love your Jeep as well Brian it flexes like a spider over a rock

[@smfaranify]

Once again nailed it. Awesome video. . Fantastic

[@gaz8410]

I've been having fun around Harvey & Wellington Dams for years, but never tackled the really serious tracks. Thanks for the great videos that show how it is done.

[@jw1geerling]

this is a really good video. it has inspired me to unleash my full off-roading potential. thank you

[@Ronny_Dahl]

thanks jw1geerling

[@slowboat2156]

LOL "you should have bought a Jeep Ronny" well done on some seriously rough tracks.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Hahaha that's what Brian keeps saying, until he did his starter motor in the middle of nowhere :)

[@beejsmusic]

Very impressive T-control on that Jeep!

[@whatever084]

Looks like SOOO much fun!

[@TheMr0450]

Okay this is my fav offroad vid on ur channel Rohny.. vindicates the 70 series of any doubts i had of its rock climbing credentials. way to go!!!

[@Bugoutvehiclesuk]

Just amazing mate.

[@tylernielsen5974]

I counted 35 wheel lifts 👍👍👍awesome video and awesome truck👍👍👍

[@Ronny_Dahl]

35! That's more than I thought... Thanks for the feedback Tyler 😀

[@711mx3]

Brian needs a set of lockers! That Jeep is seriously underrated. Great video.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Underrated for sure!

[@h3dfx]

Yet another cracking video Ronny!! They just keep getting better and can't wait for the next one.

[@consaka1]

Lol you guys are officially crazy! Wow. great video.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

consaka1 Thanks mate, will be awhile before we do that track again.

[@yodatrdor9153]

Appreciate your reply. I have a 4Runner 4wd. I don't know how good it is. I just Put 76k miles on it with no issues just yet. Maybe because I'm driving on pavement, but I still think they make them a lot tougher for your country. Happy trails! :) Subscribed!

[@woodsymhn705]

Another great vid fellers! Loving the 79 series, love that rumble of the V8!

[@farzadebhoyroo9392]

Hey Ron - Mauritius here - you are really inspiring me but unfortunately we dont have tracks that you do. In any case, I am learning a lot. Your vids are great. Thanks

[@harijantosolaeman1]

awesome track, and nice video using the drone.

[@T4nkcommander]

Impressive! wouldn't want to take my raptor thorough that....I'd definitely scratch the sides, what with the wide wheel base. You sure put the differentials to work! The Jeep's traction control was also impressive, thought he had both locked at first

[@huntersickinger8295]

Awesome videos buddy hope to see more

[@RvanBellekom]

You are the best!

[@chris.s1678]

Hey Ronny! awesome video, love it down there Wellington, waroona area awesome piece of country side.I counted 47 actual wheel lifts btw. including the intro, and a couple of your photos at the end. 😆👍 not including just skipping over rocks

[@Ronny_Dahl]

+Chris S cheers mate yep that area is pretty special

[@gerrylee7833]

Ronny I'm so glad that I subscribe to your site love your videos. I have watch heaps and learning from them, slowing adding more to my FJ as I advance keep them coming mate

[@Ronny_Dahl]

No worries mate, thanks

[@erickvalencia5407]

This video was awesome such a cool experience you all. 👏👏👏

[@texnorthman]

Great video! That Jeep did amazingly well with open diffs, very impressive.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

kullsyreholdig01 thanks mate, yeah the Jeeps traction control is amazing at times, well more like a lot of the time :)

[@Dwealdric]

6:42 - Five wheels on the ground.

[@guillermodominguez5417]

Ronny really nice trails, especially i líked the part where you educate how every one should be responsable of picking up there garbage, ever want to come to Argentina for 4wheeling let me Know, you welcome to come!!!

[@markabaxter]

I really like watching your videos Ronny, you're a star! I have an 80 series but love your 79 rig! 👍

[@rollybuegge5683]

keep up the great vids guys,great work Ronny and Brian

[@Mamba4runner]

Great video!

[@spsingam]

OMG!!! Another Great clip Ronny!!!

[@leroidezastah]

arb bumper look so nice on those rig !

[@jacobabbott9562]

love this channel!!!!!!!!

[@phillippayne8170]

great vid guys hd is fantastic

[@jimny2550]

Thank you !!!

[@In0centz]

Wish we had tracks like this in SA.... Nice upload Ronny cheers

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Thanks mate

[@dylantassone9542]

love your rig

[@andrewvogler3639]

The jeep makes it look easy

[@chantellehenden6306]

Another awsome video ronny. Between your website and your you tube channel you guys do great job !! Brant from binningup wa

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Chantelle Henden Thanks mate and thanks for the feedback, its good to know our efforts are appreciated :)

[@johns.6713]

hey Ronny, amazing Vids! your off road episodes reached lebanon, wish we had such tracks in here! lot of cruisers though but not as modified as yours! keep it up. (Y)

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Thanks mate

[@wanderer1440]

What an action: It is hot and dusty from wheelwork, 3 guys go uphill, waiting for the 4th driving first up, then one goes down to drive 2nd up untill all 4 are up. Just because of this film you have a lot of additional work, which nobody sees. How about mosquitos? Bruises? Broken arms? And are these Aussie waters safe to wash and swim? Wife says "you are the hammer" (which in german means tuff). I think, you Aussies live in paradise and that's why you need sometimes some hell. Cheers from Guatemala.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Don Moto haha, thanks for noticing our efforts. Yeah those water are safe for swimming but too damn cool in winter, mosquitoes we have plenty of but the fire takes care of them. I the hot summers it can be a real pain running up and down especially when someone needs a recovery. Thanks for the feedback...

[@mitchmackenzie3293]

Love your videos as usual!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Mitch vd Merwe thanks mate

[@roryniks]

good work heading that way tomoz

[@whippy1223]

Nice video, love watching your stuff mate. Keep the videos coming

[@rollybuegge5683]

love your 79 series Ron, I have had 100 series wagons and 80 series wagons these trucks are not for everyone but you just can not go past them for towing etc Cheers

[@Ronny_Dahl]

rolly buegge cheers mate

[@cathaloleary5105]

made it through goat road myself over the weekend. hardcore track!

[@dirtyd1886]

squad goals

[@rollyb5061]

just love these trucks, I have nearly finished kitting mine out , thanks to Travis and Jessica at SS autos

[@briandoherty8856]

just about to get my first 70 series amd considering taking it to ss auto for it's first mod of many.., those trucks sound amazing...

[@rollyb5061]

hi Brian, Travis at SS Auto's is the guy to talk to very happy with mine, they are now called Peth Diesel Performance

[@MaToJe1]

Congratulations about this movie and adventure ! Great shots and camera perspectives ... we would like to experience with you, but we experience such adventures, unfortunately only in 1:10. Keep it up ...it's fantastic to see ! Greetings from Germany.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

thanks *****

[@AndrewKumler]

Awesome adventure and great video. Cheers from Oregon USA

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Thanks Andrew

[@beejsmusic]

Andrew Kumler Many Landcruisers over your way mate? What the most common 4WD?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

the 4 most common would be: Toyota Hilux, Landcruiser, Nissan Patrol followed by Mitsubitshi then the Jeeps. Thats going by the Poll on our Website homepage here: www.4-wheeling-in-western-australia.com/

[@jjkroll32]

Andrew Kumler If only we could get some Series 70s in North America eh?

[@AndrewKumler]

Beej O'Dwyer No 70 series cruisers over here that I have seen. Especially not V8 diesels. I have a Toyota Tacoma (similar to a Hilux) It has a gasoline supercharged V6 engine. I have put ARB lockers and a lot of other mods on it and its a pretty sweet rig for overlanding.

[@Alex.G]

Bit of a brown pants moment at 19:30 there mate! I'm pretty sure someone took me along a part of goat road when I was pretty new to 4wding. So cruel haha! I remember that big rock step!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Yep is was, forgot to engage the front locker just glad I didn't spabthe brake pedal too hard

[@gullf1sk]

6:50 5 wheels on the ground 8:04 dangerous situation. hook from the under side of the d-ring and up, that way the cable will hit the ground if it snaps and not whip back and in to your windshield

[@joshlower1]

gullf1sk ok genius. If it snaps it’s gonna whip back no matter what. I’m pretty sure they know what they are doing

[@allanwagner4570]

great video bud really look forward to all your uploads they make me wish i had moved to australia many years ago when I had the chance. keep them coming you got a big fan in arizona

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Thanks Allan Wagner really appreciate the international support :)

[@cameronalexander359]

Glad Ronny has improved his background music from these earlier vidz :)

[@sambaker427]

Great video mate.

[@rodagoose]

Great video once again, and awesome drone footage. I love those Land Cruisers..., wish we could buy them in the US. It was cool to see the Jeep traction control doing it's thing. Looks like it's performing very well but I think if that was my vehicle I'd be saving my pennies for a rear locker.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Thanks rodagoose yeah the day Brian buys a Locker there wont be much that will stop his Jeep...

[@fuddclements2874]

Thanks Ronny how easy does that little jeep get up those big rocks With open diffs none the less great to watch. Mate can you show the damage sustained at the end of the vids I'm sure there where a few trophy scratches after that epic journey. Once again cheers mate done like pros with the looks of average blokes better then some big budget 4x4 shows on TV

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Fudd Clements Thanks mate, really appreciate your comments. Damage report: DC cruiser dent on canopy from the tree Little bear: lots of trophy scratches and adjustment to rear wheel carrier. Waynes cruiser; bent tail shaft Jeep: dent in bumper i think thats about it, so not bad...

[@paulspeakman551]

Don't move! DON'T MOVE?! lol for real

[@shyn2104]

one day, i'll drive all the way from Borneo just to go 4wd with you guys...

[@chrisg4852]

Hey Ronny I'm surprised you didn't have any mud on the tracks it was quite wet a down this way couple of week ago. Brians Jeep is the way to go, keeps up well

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Yeah there was only one mud hole which Wayne got stuck it, if that track was wet I wouldn't risk it personally. How long did it take you to complete the track?

[@chrisg4852]

Ronny Dahl i havent done that one but have been on other tracks around there. it gets pretty muddy. real sticky mud to

[@Achisachis73]

very nice video! thank you for sharing. Great vehicles too. Did you say that the jeep had traction control and no lockers?

[@AkMedMan1]

Wish we got the 70 series in the states. I've owned 3 80's and now a 100 (ugh, IFS). Would love a 70 series one day. Too bad the only ones imported cost a fortune.....

[@heppo6]

Keep posting these videos. Please bring some 80 series cruisers on the next trip. I have one with a 4.2 turbo diesel, and I really love it. Very nice driving. It is also confirmed again that the americans can actually make 1 good car.... A jeep could be an alternative.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Heppo C funny you should ask for 80 series, here you go right in this video ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6aZYqNmpKugnqs

[@chantellehenden6306]

P.S. A modified episode on a navara d22 would be much appreciated. Keep up the great work

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Chantelle Henden will see what we can come up with down the track.

[@skava1]

Ronny please do Waynes V8 single cab next on your list for peoples cars!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Jay Agapay Waynes ute is on the list & I have asked him, but he wants to add a few things first.

[@guidolyons4912]

Nice trip, really shows the value of suspension travel, lockers and a winch! That looked like a tough track in the dry, I imagine it would be really tough in the wet. Overhead drone shots are cool, do you use it to scout the trail ahead, too?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Guido Lyons Thanks mate, this track in the wet would not be advised and I'm pretty sure they shut the gates when its really wet. In regards to use the drone to scout, we sure do 100% especially when we are in areas less traveled as tracks disappear but from the air its easier to see the faint lines and where the track becomes visible again.

[@brokenlegz]

holy shit 18:36!! think it was wise for the others to take the easy track. the ones with the canopies and more weight obviously are lifting wheels where he wasn't so I can't imagine it would have been too flash in that big rut. and that jeep is still amazing me lol. "that's a dam lot of water" LOL :P awesome video!

[@brokenlegz]

also, that jeep is keeping up with the cruisers on 35's pretty easy by the looks.... imagine what those jeeps the yanks build go like!.... like the ones on 37's with long arm kits.... it must be mind boggling!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

***** yeah that was one section I wanted to keep my cruiser away from. The Jeep does really well due to is weight and shorter wheel base, its Traction Control is amazing and works almost as well as lockers. However we do find the Jeep sometimes struggling in the sand as its traction control still works in the back ground and gets in the way...

[@RCCARTV100]

***** what about a jeep running 6 inch lift and 40's ahahha

[@RCCARTV100]

Ronny Dahl ever tried pulling the traction control fuse out on the sand Ronny?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

no but that is a great idea if it ever gets too bad on a long sand run one day.

[@Dwealdric]

So many dam puns...

[@tin_man_t]

that JK always makes it look easy, seems to have more travel. looks stock?

[@itsbobbyagain]

What type of light were you using in camp? I saw an orange light by your cooking stations. It was super bright and it looked like it was left on for a while.

[@spsingam]

OH... and ... are you guys taking the shots via a Drone Cam??

[@LeesuperYB8]

Love the sound of them cruisers...what would you call that bonnet thing were little bear is on

[@arctictiger1992]

***** it's a bug deflector I'm pretty sure.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Yeah I'm pretty sure that's it, might also be known as a stone deflector as well.

[@koffeeblack]

Hi Ronny, another great video. Just curious, going from the last locker video, would most of you guys be running only rear locker in this video for these ruts?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Thanks mate, yeah all cruisers pretty much used rear locker for every climb and descent, a few times we needed both as you may have noticed.

[@PERTHSCOOTER07]

Hi Ronny, I've noticed the footage when walking behind a car (mine is always jerky) has this been edited or does the camera man have a real steady hand?

[@yatza901]

looks like he uses a steadycam rig for a gopro

[@cabb92]

Does your old man plan on getting lockers for the jeep?

[@mixflip]

Are jeep wranglers popular in Australia?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

It's about the only Jeep you could call popular, there are quite a few kicking around. Mostly toyotas and Nissan however but after that I think Jeep of Mitsubishi might take third spot for popular 4wd choice

[@mixflip]

Ronny Dahl if they would sell a diesel Toyota truck or suv here in America....I would buy it immediately. I'm irritated that small diesel vehicles arent sold more here in the US.

[@mixflip]

Fox Mulder I wish l had the money to build one. I have seen a couple cummins turbo diesel conversions on series 80s here the states. There are youtube videos of them. Some day for me maybe but not anytime soon lol. I just bought a house last week.

[@NovSierra101010]

+mixflip there are quite a few XJ's in New Zealand

[@arefeshghi]

Of course there are lots of Grand Cherokees out there. But mainly on the roads and in the city! :))

[@romaindappe4139]

Hi Ronny, i can see the silver single cab got the khumo KL71. what size are they and how does your mate rate them? cheers

[@zainehooper82]

When you do the time lapse on the gopro of the camp at night what settings do you use

[@mehGyver]

Do you guys favor those large diameter flood/ spot lights over the newly popular LED light bars?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

JR Cook My personal preference is the LED bar light when it comes to spread and mounting. The round and square lights are great but are not as aerodynamic and look a bit bulky I find.

[@yodatrdor9153]

Are there any 4Runners in Your part of the world. I was wondering if they're any good there. But anyway good video. I enjoy every minute of it

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Nin Pech firstly thanks for the feedback :) 4 runners we do have here but they are getting more rare by the year. Next time I speak to someone who owns one I will do my best to do a modified episode on it...

[@arieltendeiro583]

Great adventure and great wisdom and lesson on make do track, Ronny! I wonder at the end of the ride, what damage your vehicles suffered? In all videos of yours, you never mention mechanical failures and this track can provide some disgusting ones. Does that mean you never had them? Got another question Ronnie please...the fat antennae... is that satellite?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

We don't usually have too many troubles on the track but a few things do get slightly damaged but most are not worth mentioning however in a few upcoming videos we have some problems whit are on video. The big antenna is for HF radio, allows a range of 3000+km if conditions are good

[@arieltendeiro583]

Thanks Ronny. As you do in other subjects, if you could it would be a good idea to exemplify how to fix an emergency such a wheel bearing, water in the diesel...you know...the most frequent breakdowns in the bush that if one is alone can help one getting out of the situation without having to activate the EPERB.

[@MrScalman]

just wonder could some lifted subaru forester go there too ? if jeep with open diff goes.

[@darthvader8433]

I've done it in in the dry in my 4" lifted GQ Patrol wagon with no lockers, on my own. The ruts are enormous in places and you need heaps of suspension flex. Seeing nobody else has answered you I'd say no, you couldn't drive a Subi Forester down/back Goat Rd, even with 4" of lift. If you tried you'd damage it. If you didn't care about damage you'd need a good winch or friends to tow you through. Either way there are FAR easier ways to get to Wellington Dam than this!!! In the wet, forget it. The surface is partly rock and partly clay. Maybe in a twin locked comp truck with paddle tyres. Maybe.

[@devanradomiljac2488]

Hey Ronny, can I please have some info on we’re the start of the track is.?

[@MrSly870]

Ronny, big fan from South Africa :) Quick question. Do you guys use stock lockers or ARB Air Lockers?

[@captdrmin]

He has front and rear factory lockers

[@stuartgillespie6291]

hi RONNY love to know wether i could do that track in my 76 series.

[@mattthew2429]

Jk.. 🤙... that is all

[@drmadcat]

What lift does the jeep have

[@FUZ2706]

I have a question about getting water in the cabin. How/can you water proof it?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Plug all the holes and hope for the best, you can't stop water coming in if you end up stuck in water but you can protect everything else by sealing air box etc. if you keep moving forward water should stay out unless you are driving a long water crossing

[@sleigher98]

what do you guys use to get those aerial shots? is it a drone or an actual chopper?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

Ben R just a drone mate, its the DJI Phantom 2 vision +, I fly them so high sometimes which make it look like a chopper ;) but dont rule out the Chopper however I know a bloke who needs to up his Flying hours :D

[@sleigher98]

yeh thats why i wasnt sure if it was a drone, cause you fly it extremely high. gives you an amazing shot. Love your videos!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

thanks mate. I get worried that I might not see my drone again sometimes when its that high up :D

[@juhapulkkinen720]

The jeep is very imbressive.

[@arefeshghi]

How much ground clearance do you have on your car?

[@maniedutoit4286]

Good one! What is the size of the tyres on 'Big Bear'?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

35 inch Kumos, there is a video on my channel just on his ute covering everything.