the grader is such a beautiful sight, but yes a great adventure cheers Kev

plenty more to come we are already planning another trip to SA later this year and have a trip booked for Tassie in January til April next year cheers Kev

Oh the bitumen that beautiful bitumen after the corrugations for hours on end cheers Kev

Our sounder is fitted in a plastic tool box type case so completely portable and helps protect it when we are travelling rough roads ,we have a lithium battery for our Min Kota that is charged from the Tohatsu when running to power the sounder but previously had a small 7amp hr battery in the case which we charged at night time to power the sounder for a day or 2 cheers Kev

Not a big fan of winter but love it up north cheers Kev

It's been extended and if done properly with plates on the chassis, shouldn't be a problem. Is a major issue with standard dual cab utes.

As the reply below we had the chassis extended (which put the wheels where they should be almost middle of the tray) and strengthened at the same time as we knew we would be travelling at our max GVM cheers Kev

still getting used to the tech on the Ranger have worked it out how to change it to psi since the video one thing I did not realise is just how much the tyre pressure increases during the days travelling in some cases we saw ours go from 30 psi and reach up to 40 psi on hot and corrugated gravel cheers Kev

thanks again cheers Kev

we may have a problem thanks for letting us know cheers kev may have to delete and re upload

the gravel pits seem to be getting more and more busy but still a great option cheers Kev

will check it out thanks for letting us know there is a problem cheers Kev

So don’t

luckily it was just a bad connection, had no trouble with our solar since but have had problems with the new lithium batteries (changed them at xmas last year) will be changing over to Enerdrive after the trip we are on now cheers Kev

only asking because you no how to fish

we now have a seajay 3.5 Hs nomad they are very popular as a roof topper cheers Kev

@@travellingaustralia7319 hi Kevin how would a 3.45 Jabiru savage car topper v nose punt high side wide width go in the spots that you go like to know what you think of this boat Kev

Hi keven i was checking the dimensions of both boats yours is bigger in height of 160mm and length 200mm and 5 kg heavy then mine beam is the same and v nose that flattened out to the back the same can the Jabiru savage 3.48 Handel the top end because i would really want to go around Australia and this boat fits well on my nissan patrol Y61 otherwise i would upgrade to a slightly bigger boat if this on is not good enough for the top end cheers Rick

@@richardhill2451 was trying to get the specs of yours off the internet I would think it would be perfectly fine up north and if it fits well that's a big plus ,there is plenty of even smaller boats up here as well cheers

Daly river has the most amount of crocs we have ever seen in our travels I have a video on my phone where I was being stalked by a 4 m croc as I was fishing . once my phone is fixed I will include it it our videos cheers Kev

Daly river was a little bit scary, never seen so many crocs in one area cheers Kev

Teds boat is the same as ours is now a 3.5 Nomad HS and he also runs the Tohatsu 20 hp 4 stroke sadly we sold our 3.7 cheers Kev

thanks again cheers Kev

we are defiantly not professionals by any means cheers Kev

could not believe just how busy it was cheers Kev

we used Hi temperature exhaust paint it works well until you start spilling salt water on it when cooking crabs ,then it tends to start rusting anyway but for home use or just as a fire pit it works well. don't really have photos of the arms but just 90 deg and out about 200 mm works well , Battery powered rotisserie kit is from bunnings cheers Kev

it was crazy busy up there not sure if that is normal for this time of year as it was our first visit cheers Kev

thank you cheers Kev

it was our first visit to Daly waters so not sure if that is normal for that time of year but crazy busy cheers Kev

Your kidding

​@@tyzon00800you don't KNOW.

yes it is ,we always used to use a gaff hook but have got a bit complacent sine crabbing down south probably should go back to our old safe way cheers Kev

thanks Again cheers Kev

Think they are bang on their weights....previous episodes they cover their challenges with weights and as such changed the boat they carry on the roof

Another 2 great videos guys. So wished we were away in the van living life like you do. Safe travels.👍

we have really done our homework on our weights ,check out our video where we get weighed professionally but still had to cull some gear to stay legal cheers Kev

we have really done our homework on our weights ,check out our video where we get weighed professionally but still had to cull some gear to stay legal cheers Kev

thanks cheers Kev

that big fellow had no signs where he got up or down might be a high tide thing not sure we didn't want to get to close to find out cheers Kev

thanks for watching cheers Kev

living and loving this life thanks cheers Kev

and STINK when they do ,and that is most times when you bring them in the boat but they are good eating fish with beautiful white flesh cheers Kev

we have found we are doing better on soft plastic paddle tail lures cast into snags Berkly shimma work well but expensive when you loose a couple at $15 each but we have found Reidys Rubbers work great as well we fit another treble underneath and at about $12 pack of 5 not quite so devastating when you loose one probably wont name this boat just have it painted with our logo cheers Kev

I think it really helps especially when the fish have half hearted swipes at the lure, Ted relys on just the single hook which is fine when then fish are smashing the lures but tends to miss the lesser hits cheers Kev

Safety first can't beat thongs for this type of work cheers Kev

the Mako craft is quite a popular boat for a roof topper we see plenty of them around and never heard any complaints about them thanks for watching cheers Kev

sorry to hear about your father we hope he can still enjoy travelling looking through our eyes and our videos health cannot be bought as you say enjoy while we can ,I worked that out when I had open heart surgery with only months to live cheers Kev

we use our fire pit very often it works a treat cheers Kev

thanks so much cheers Kev

we love to share the fish we catch , it gives us a reason to go fishing for more ,cheers Kev

Chris was originally from Fernvale and I was from Lowood so we know Ipswich well only advise i would give is don't leave it to late to travel as your heath is so important thanks for watching cheers Kev

That was King Ash Bay near Booroloola NT it is such a great place we have come back again currently here now 10 Barra yesterday cheers Kev

thanks cheers Kev

we are back here now after our trip to the Kimberly love it so much here ,10 Barra yesterday cheers Kev

thanks again cheers Kev