I am trying to figure out a good pump for this same thing however you and everybody never listens the product name

He finally talks about the subject at 3:20

You should’ve went with Maxxair🤷🏻‍♂️

Cracking rig I’m running a 90 for full time trying Australia I love it

A a😊😅

Great video and build mate, how many ks on the clock when you purchased.

Amazing? This is a BAD set up. You should never run pipes straight out the bottom of your van, no matter how clean you think your dishes are. That is really bad form. And filling inside your van with a hose is risky. One loose connection and you've got water all inside your van. Also you should have a filter on your fill hose, depending on where you get your water from.

🙏, this is exactly what i was looking for, awesome. Thank you mate!!! Tips explication 👍

Keen to know what size tyres your running, exact specs of Sunraysia rims aswell I wanted to get some tyres and rims for mine???

More content mate? I have a 2.7 Prado aswell and I’d love to see more videos of yours to g me up to do mine up 😁🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

What do you use for thermal regulation?

Well done

Nice job with this Toyota, I have the 3.0 diesel version and I want to prepare it too. I love the color of the car! Can you tell me what color it is? thank you.

rear diff lock?

it's a beautiful spot out there in and around Turon National Park .... good to see you have a nice trip away with mates. You've had a shocker though ... just a couple of things for all to remember as this affects EVERYONE wanting to go out in our NP's - : you're not allowed to use a chainsaw in a National Park to cut up firewood : you're sure as hell not allowed to collect firewood from within a National Park, even if it's laying on the ground ( and clearly from the footage you didn't take it in with you ) : you're not allowed to smoke in a National Park and lastly : you're not allowed to fly drones in a National Park ... You're on fire champ ! Not having a go but more as a reminder for everyone going into National Parks that your trip and your actions can have serious ramifications for all of us who want to use these beautiful places to relax in. Please do the right thing and consider how it can affect others too.

New subscriber here. I don’t have a van but if I ever decide to join that life, I have some really good information to go by. Love your videos mate, great content. Cheers 👍

Love it thanks for sharing 😊

great video, can you take a camper trailer?

Solid video! That 90s series, is that with the 3RZ engine? Where are you getting your genuine and aftermarket support from? Im currently waiting for my 90 to arrive from Japan. I cant wait! Your video has given me the inspiration..... Keepem coming!

Hello mate! I got interested when you said you could fit springs from a 185 series? and from an 80 series. Are we talking 80 series land cruiser rear springs? and what 185 series front springs? Could you describe more on how to fit oem springs to lift the rear? and mabye you have some sort of similar way to lift the front?

Very very beautiful video 👏🏼 No words, but only super images and super sounds! (please tell me which song is during the first 3 minutes?)

great video dude, well produced. I hope to do this track soon and definitely camp on the Turon.

Great ideas. Thanks 👍

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Cool video. I love Sofala, Hill End and the whole area. 👍⛺️🚌🏕🌏🇦🇺🎪😄

Hi No explanation regarding the electric wiring of the system, any lesiure battery of any size 90Amp or bigger is used for the pump & controller etc Thanks

Is it dangerous when you leave the vehicle in the sun because the car might heat up with all the windows closed?

Love to hear more about your cookset.

Would you say this is an easy yea k for a beginner from the shits I saw lost city doesn’t look to taxing but I don’t want to get out there and be stuck

What is the tire size?

If you remove the over-fenders and rocker panel cladding on the flared-fender versions; will it look exactly like you narrow-fender model? Obviously after filling in any body holes left behind.

Hey mate any reception out turon to use gps?

Hi I am looking to buy a 2000 year make 2.7 Auto. Worried it's underpowered or should I get manual one or 3.0

Hi mate, what was the mileage, when you purchased the prado, because I am interested to buy a similar 4x4.

Nice filming! Pinnacle trial does look more harder than I thought it will be, cant wait to give it a go!

Go the Prado and good on you for travelling yourself! Is the whole track drivable along the river?

What is the weight of that kit?

High quality video. Good adventure.

That was one big lace monitor!

Ouch, must have been a big branch !

Great camp spot!

Hey mate, I got the same fridge and same xtm box. I've bought a 120Amp deep cycle battery. Can I plug the solar straight to the battery? Via anderson plug ? To keep my fridge going 24/7? Solar is 150W

Nice and clean in the back, not filled up with drawers, perfect

Awesome video mate. What’s this track starting at 16:10 ?

Awesome adventure. My boy has a 97 Prado it's v6 petrol but is talking about needing a diesel for river crossings.D you think a snorkel Will help with deeper river crossings or will it still drown The engine?

I have that Condor parang. Beat the crap out of it for over 4 years because it’s so cheap I never worry about replacing it. I don’t think I’ll ever have to! Damn thing never chipped, bent, or anything. Plus it sharpens up easy in the field. Nice vid, nice kit, got some ideas for mine. Thanks!!

Advice needed please. I am a newbie with solar and these portable power stations. We are doing a two month long camping trip using a van where we will be basically living out of it without ever using any kind of shore power. We live in Idaho and will be traveling into the backcountry of BC, Canada on this trip. I bought a 12V portable fridge and a Acopower 100W 12V monocrystalline solar panel. I only have room on the roof for one 100W solar panel because I have 2 cargo boxes. Just ordered a BLUETTI EB55 Portable Power Station 537Wh. We drive a lot, at least a little bit each day. We don’t plan on using the battery for anything other than the fridge, as we have a generator for powering everything else. Any help would really be helpful. This newbie would really appreciate any ideas/input!

Petrol is definitely the way to go in my opinion. Having owned a diesel i know all too well how expensive it is to repair. Just about every diesel engine has a 'common problem' and it's not brand specific. zd30 grenade, 1kd (kracking diesel) cracking pistons, 1gd dpf issues, 4jj1 crankshaft snapping, td42 overheating, 4d56 overheating too, 1vd engine dusting. yd25 timing chain problems, all older diesels with injector pumps cost 3k+ for parts alone when they seemingly wear out at around 300k. Modern common rail diesel would not be far behind for cost . The only issues you ever hear with petrol engines is 'they chew the fuel'. modern diesels are so choked up by emision requirements that seem all too common to fail.

What's the fuel economy like on the petrol models? I want to get one for an Africa overland trip and I am curious wether to go for diesel or petrol (Diesel is much more expensive to run here in Europe)

Very nice