agree, genuine drama without the BS. great to watch

You know they did it deliberately yeah? They knew that a weather front was coming in, and were told by numerous people that they shouldn’t go. It’s tossers like them that have tracks close

Had the same thought. The whole time I was imagining how subtly Shauno and Graham's team would have run with that incident. 😆

Real drama! not the scripted stuff you get on other channels

@@donaldo1974 careful now, you will end up with a brown nose if you simp any harder.

Imagine being that rich you could do things like that…

Cameramen, are usually very level headed and cool individuals.

Looked like the movie dumb and dumber, good on the wrecking the tracks for everyone else though.

And he shamed they for not being prepared... yet did exactly that. He knew the weather before leaving...

petersons off road adventures.

How was that good driving?

@@oggyoggy1299 he blew 2 tires off the rim and managed not to roll the car, sounds like good driving to me

@@GoodingInc more luck than skill I reckon. Speed kills

@@oggyoggy1299 Yeah, Ronnie did it smoothly with a trailer, this guy was all over the shop, lost control, blew 2 tires and dropped it in the only big hole. It almost looks set-up, the way he side-planted it in the only big hole for miles... What makes me think it was real is the hints that not shown in the episode was the guy getting upset and pissed lol

@@bigglyguy8429 Torbens cruiser is just way too heavy. Thats why it was all over the place.

I thought exactly that

YEP!! thought the same thing haha

Yeah he wasn’t going too bad till then but Torbs does like the right foot and you could see on the previous section that Ronny got through ok and was mentioning 2wd when Torbs crossed that he was all over the shop and that was just to much speed. No one got out and actually walked any of it either, now I know it’s a decent size crossing but even one of the camera guys could have walked back and got a better idea on lines and then jumped in with Torbs to help guide across. Good recovery and some sense going the long way round with the trailer but didn’t need to get stuck to begin with

I think its up to the driver to determine if they take a radio call or not. It is easy enough not to pick up the two way when you are in a sticky situation.

Yupp. Absolutely.

Bit harsh as I think that particular storm caught everyone by surprise and no one knew it was coming. That said it does dry out quick so often waiting 24hrs makes a big difference

@@rayzor3463 not harsh at all. It has been wet out there all year. Everybody knows that. I had plans to head out but cancelled months ago because of the wet weather. Ronnie should know better. Those tracks will now take years to recover and could well be closed because of the damage. No excuse. No sympathy.

@@garrygraham7901 while they’ve had rain earlier in the year that particular storm was not expected and not flagged as an issue, without that storm happening they’d have been fine to get through. The track will harden up as the water drys and has probably done so already and will leave some ruts but a bit of a reach to say it’ll cause the track to get closed

@@rayzor3463 its already happened in a number of south eastern NSW forests because of the bogans who just have to go and whoop it up in the wet.

@@garrygraham7901 you’re comparing forestry tracks that are probably needed to be in good condition for fire fighting with tracks across a salt plain/mud flat, not the same thing.

I agree somewhat, but if you assuming the editing is correct (and not a cut for effect) his line into that hole would have been the same regardless.

@@electrosaurus yes I agree but in situations like this better to focus 100% on driving first and communicating second.But after this probably he need it to change his underwear.

@@diegoalejandro64 If he hit that hole at speed his car would be cooked but I also think that he moved over a couple ruts when he went flying so no one will really know the other outcome.

I thought the same. Might have been the editing for drama but it did give the impression that it was slightly self inflicted.

Yeah, I'm thinking Ronny owes Torbs a beer or two for that one, definitely a situation where you just have to sit and watch and wait until the car making the crossing contacts you, not the other way around.

@@KarlEller Well, he could make a decision himself and not answer the radio.

Fuel wouldve been a limiting factor in going the long way around the lake. Higher fuel consumption going through the mud too.

Part 3? I'm so invested!!!

Crazy season this year! We were also hit hard in CA on the Mojave preserve.

Yep, I'm wondering how I'd manage that situation on KO2's

Seriously I can’t ever imagine considering AT tires over MT on any rig I own

well,, he could of said,,theres a way around this,,but,,well show you what happens when you dont look for a better track.. 24/7 allways drive the worst tracks for the camera, when theres a road 12 ft away.. watch black bear pass..people die on there..regular..

This was a set up mate no need to do that there was an easy plan b on the salt lake Ronny did it this is a very subtle reality TV, the bit out to poppels corner. . There is a dry track there and back 1 km to the west behind the drunes easy track