Exploring The Gulf Of Carpentaria In Part 1

[@snakeinthegrass7630]

Thanks for the upload. Always wanted to do the savanna way but the the possibility of of an engine failure in such remote area looms large. For instance 1 Injector fails and it means " limp mode" ,MAP sensor ect. can fail. Never had those worries with my first 1986 Troopy. Engines where much simpler than. Keep an eye on the airbox seal as some people reported that dust getting in between the housing and the seal, ruining the turbo and the injectors

[@Livingonatrip]

Hi Yes it can be a bit daunting being so remote . Just got to take the chance I guess 😊

[@ellennicholson9608]

Hello from Huntsville Alabama, USA. I visited friends in Australia 5 years ago, in the Melbourne area. Didn't have the time to make it up to the Gulf country, so very happy to find your lovely travel channel. I'm enjoying the viral trip! Look forward to checking out more of them. Safe travels!

[@Livingonatrip]

Hi Thank you for watching our story 🥰 Australia is so huge . I’m originally from Melbourne it’s a beautiful city . Hopefully you get to come back one day and get to see some more of Oz .😊

[@peterstaggs1956]

I love sausages too. WOW lots of dust how frustrating. We’re heading to FNQ in late August 24 watching you guys for research. Cheers from Adelaide

[@Livingonatrip]

Haha bloody sausages 😂😂😂 thanks so much for following us … FNQ is an amazing part of the world I wish I had filmed more of our earlier travels up that way there is some amazing spots . Enjoy your travels 👍

[@RGVJ21]

Got back from a trip up that way recently and passing the road trains is scary shit. Lovely country.

[@Livingonatrip]

Haha yeh we just get out the way 😂😂 It’s sure is a beautiful part of the world 😊

[@carlosbaja678]

Very dangerous with those long trucks to be driving on the wrong side of the road.

[@Livingonatrip]

Yes you have to be careful

[@iamcleverdic]

I'm amused. How can old mate get that pissed Great Northern? I'm a north Qlder.

[@Livingonatrip]

Haha 😂

[@stevepierce3509]

I lived out Dunbar station as a Wild Game Harvester for 12 years. Do you realise not pulling over to on coming trucks has caused an immense about of Fatalities on that road ? Tourist's should wake up to themselves as the powder bulldust hangs about when there is no wind and more than likely another truck is not far behind or even another vehicle. Just simply pull over. Tourists on a trip should understand this. Because memories of accidents Bush life people have to attend being first to the scene remains with them forever. FOR GODS SAKE , ALWAYS HAVE YOUR UHF ON SCAN not just set on Channel 40 and give the rigs the whole road Please.

[@Livingonatrip]

Oh wow that would have been great living out there, it’s such beautiful country. We always have our radio on scan and pull over for the trucks we are not in a hurry.