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Staying the night in Monto, came up through Gayndah off to Barcaldine tomorrow via Springsure.where are you today AnD3rew?
Staying the night in Monto, came up through Gayndah off to Barcaldine tomorrow via Springsure.where are you today AnD3rew?
Ahh, not used to Insta, will see what I can do
Still in Barcaldine. Will head up to Muttaburra tomorrow and then heading home Fri-Satwhere are you today AnD3rew?
Hopefully have made public now
Hi Andrew.
I have an ARB in a box, I prefer the flexibility of a portable one, I use it around my garage for my classic cars and can lend it to my kids etc. I also like have that spot under the seat to store other stuff like my Noco jumpstarter and NATO adapter etc.
So, over 40 degrees did you find the safari windows might need additional screening, or did it not feel like they added to the heat load?
Good question, when it’s really hot and the sun is directly through the Safari window it is a little less comfortable and if you put your hand on the Safari window it is definitely hot. But with the aircon cranked up it was bearable inside at all times. I actually do have a set of custom shades that I got from SLRV but I was never motivated enough to go and drag them out and put them on, so I guess that says something.
And only takes 5 minutes to get a beer out of rhe fridge.
Would never have a wagon without a cargo barrier, even if you aren’t loading it to the roof, anything in the back can kill you in an accidentAnd only takes 5 minutes to get a beer out of rhe fridge.
That just demonstrates how important it is to get a cargo barrier installed doesn’t it.
I’ve yet to order one as I thought someone might bring a quick release half version out soon. As good as having them installed is, wanting to use the full cargo length at times makes them a pain.
And only takes 5 minutes to get a beer out of rhe fridge.
If I do that in my island, they will put me in jail... Strictly prohibited to drive on a beach...
Certainly a nod to the video rear-view camera!
@bigleonski : since I rejigged the spring loaded bolts on the cargo barrier in mine, it can now be installed and /or removed in less than 2 minutes.And only takes 5 minutes to get a beer out of the fridge.
That just demonstrates how important it is to get a cargo barrier installed doesn’t it.
I’ve yet to order one as I thought someone might bring a quick release half version out soon. As good as having them installed is, wanting to use the full cargo length at times makes them a pain.
Visit might be in order when I get mine.@bigleonski : since I rejigged the spring loaded bolts on the cargo barrier in mine, it can now be installed and /or removed in less than 2 minutes.
However, I would ideally like to be able to install it behind the front seats as well but that doesn't seem possible as there's no lower retention point for the M1 version. The N1 version seems to have a much larger barrier which is shaped to accommodate the angle of inclination of the backrests and is fixed close to the floor...
