Expeditions 7: Two Years Around the World on all Seven Continents.
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Scott Brady
Founder
We had a beautiful drive over the Outback Way, from Brisbane to Alice Springs. On to Uluru and then the Great Central Road tomorrow.
Australia has some impressive sunsets
Australia has some impressive sunsets
achampagne
Explorer
I am not sure I would come back from there. Looking forward to more installments to read in the Overland Journal.
NM-Frontier
Explorer
Looks pretty damn nice to me!:sombrero: One day...
udoxx
Observer
We had a beautiful drive over the Outback Way, from Brisbane to Alice Springs. On to Uluru and then the Great Central Road tomorrow.
Australia has some impressive sunsets
How did you get the table mounted on the rack?
Honu
lost on the mainland
most likely front runner as it looks like a front runner rack
http://www.frontrunneroutfitters.co...ONT-RUNNER-UNDER-RACK-STORAGE-SLIDES-p97.html
click on the related products and you will see the tables
love that setup
very cool
ttora4runner
Expedition Leader
Nice.
Scott Brady
Founder
We have just completed the Outback Way across most of Australia from east to west, comprising the Plenty and Great Central roads, nearly all on dirt, and with some wonderful camp sites in the bush. Uluru was incredible, far bigger than I expected.
Off to the Canning Stock and two weeks one one of the longest unsupported overland tracks in the world.
We were the last vehicles allowed on the Great Central road before it was closed for rain
Sunset from camp last night
Off to the Canning Stock and two weeks one one of the longest unsupported overland tracks in the world.
We were the last vehicles allowed on the Great Central road before it was closed for rain
Sunset from camp last night
Scott Brady
Founder
Fueling up the drums in Sherpa II. We need a minimum of 1,250 km range for all of the trucks, including the 25% safety factor, and considering 20L/100km economy in the 1VDT V8 diesels. The deep sand will really tax the laden Land Cruisers. There are an estimated 1,000 dunes we need to cross, and only one semi-reliable fuel dump along the way in a small aboriginal community at well 33.
We are using 50L fuel drums and made a framework and multiple lashing points in the canopy. There are nine drums total, and they can take closer to 60L when topped-up
Each 70 series also has a 180L capacity in their main and sub tanks
The VDJ79 has the first Long Ranger unit ever produced. The VDJ78s have factory 90L main and sub tanks.
We are using 50L fuel drums and made a framework and multiple lashing points in the canopy. There are nine drums total, and they can take closer to 60L when topped-up
Each 70 series also has a 180L capacity in their main and sub tanks
The VDJ79 has the first Long Ranger unit ever produced. The VDJ78s have factory 90L main and sub tanks.
