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The Iveco does not have an independent front end and has already lockers front, center and rear as standard.

All I can say……the Iveco would be the best thing since sliced bread…….shame it's not made in Japan:Wow1:

Yes they are direct replacements……for the original steel wheels…….not meant to be used as singles…….used as duals on the back…..as it says direct replacement for the steel wheels ! Regards Adrian

As a said…..the camper is still under construction, so nothing has been tested yet but the panels can still be walked on, the Corflute has a maximum temperature tolerance of 80deg C. How long they are going to last is a good question as this set up is all a bit new. I bought the panels of eBay...

Hi all….I just installed 8 flexible 100w mono crystalline panels on the roof (composite Panel) of my new camper. The reason why I used them are mainly weight and size. I also glued them first onto a 10mm Corflute panel and then to the roof. This way I have some airflow underneath and reduce the...

LandCruiserPhil Absolutely off topic……..nice to see an Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler guarding your Land Cruiser….. You could not have chosen better !!!! Adrian (Australia)

Hi all has anybody glued any thin film/flexible solar panels direct to a composite panel roof? If so…..any problems with the heat this panels generate that possibly could delaminate the outer fibreglass layer from the core? They are not Unisolar panels, they are 100w monocrystaline...

Hi John….as you don't seem to get many responses to your question……..Google "Binns Track"…..the info available there will take you all day to get trough.:) Adrian

Hi John Congratulations to you and your staff for putting up a nice and interesting display. I had a good look at all the trucks , a lot of research and development went into the Global Warrior and the end product is certainly one of the best, if not the best on the market. The attention to...

The only problems I can see.....Triangle upside down and maybe number plate not visible?

Hi All I had the Toyo M608Z (4+2spares) fitted to my Isuzu NPS at around 55'000kms and at around the 100'000kms I had still about 30'000kms of life left in the worst worn of them. ( I did swap them around incl. the spares roughly every 15'00kms) The weight on the front axle was 2400kgs and on...

Haven the Iveco Daily 4x4 here in Australia can be registered with a GVM of 4495 kg , a payload of 1950kg and can be driven with a car license. Alternatively it can be registered with a GVM of 5200 kg and a payload of 2655 kg, but to drive it, you must have at least a "Light Rigid" Truck...

Ahhhhhh....I can't help but feeling sorry for you two guys, after 4 years exploring (not driveways) but this great country of ours the tacho reads now 100120 kms. Do I look pleased.......you bet I do!:wings:

Seeing that you live on the Gold Coast, go and see the people at Advantage Tyre Service at 5 Indy Ct. Nerang, its a truck tyre place and they might be able to help you in regard of balancing. Regards Adrian

Ahhh...Stu...so sad...I used up a whole box of tissues!!!!:( The only thing which cheers me up....we are off again heading up to the NT..I'll be thinking of you!!!:wings:

Hey Stu....I don't think you know what an Ox looks like, because you will be suprised to learn that they actually don't have wheels and brakes and to pull them up all you have to do is shout "Woa"...... see, you can always learn something from a wise old man like me!!:ylsmoke:

If you want to go the way as Alan suggests, get the aftermarket ones from Pedders Suspensions the are cheaper then the original Toyota ones.

I've done now 90'000 kms in my NPS weighing fully loaded 5800kg and I have yet to overheat my brakes. (Done Tassie too, with all its hills) However they are some of the worst brakes I've experienced in my 53 years of driving all sorts of vehicles. Ecxept maybe that tractor built in the late...

Maybe yes to all:Wow1:

G'day Ben we did Cape York 2 years ago with our Isuzu NPS and if you don't attempt to do the Telegraph Track and go up all the way on the Developmental Rd you will not have any problems, especially with parabolics and singles. Try to go end of May or very early June, the roads are not chopped up...