Put the winch into natural and attach the rope to a tree/solid object and reverse slowly.I succeeded in uploading two pictures, slowly.
Although I have off-road experience, I am certainly not an expert.
And it is the first time I have a winch. It is therefore the very first time I really use a winch because I needed it.
I am travelling alone, even my partner isn't with me. I make mistakes, and I learn, I am not ashamed to share my mistakes
I enjoyed my day. I never was really nervous, but yes a little bit worried. And the day ended in a nice way: met a lovely Romanian family, and are staying alone in their second residence (Small but very decent) while they went back to the village at some kilometres from here. Bit before leaving, we ate together, drunk, chatted. His English was quite OK, her English basic, but fantastic people and nice teenagers kids (3)
That looks very sticky Jean. Well done to get out. Did you manage to engage the lockers ok while you were stuck or was it a matter of slowly trying to rotate the wheels until they did. Mine take a few rotations to engage so thinking they wont engage if I'm stuck/spinning?I succeeded in uploading two pictures, slowly.
Although I have off-road experience, I am certainly not an expert.
And it is the first time I have a winch. It is therefore the very first time I really use a winch because I needed it.
I am travelling alone, even my partner isn't with me. I make mistakes, and I learn, I am not ashamed to share my mistakes
I enjoyed my day. I never was really nervous, but yes a little bit worried. And the day ended in a nice way: met a lovely Romanian family, and are staying alone in their second residence (Small but very decent) while they went back to the village at some kilometres from here. Bit before leaving, we ate together, drunk, chatted. His English was quite OK, her English basic, but fantastic people and nice teenagers kids (3)
Hello @Jean Mercier , I really appreciate your reports. Especially because they are honest and authentic. And I mean my comments about your surprises completely seriously and in a positive sense. I'm sure similar things have happened to someone here, but they don't mention them. Please keep up the good work and information! All the best for you!I succeeded in uploading two pictures, slowly.
Although I have off-road experience, I am certainly not an expert.
And it is the first time I have a winch. It is therefore the very first time I really use a winch because I needed it.
I am travelling alone, even my partner isn't with me. I make mistakes, and I learn, I am not ashamed to share my mistakes
I enjoyed my day. I never was really nervous, but yes a little bit worried. And the day ended in a nice way: met a lovely Romanian family, and are staying alone in their second residence (Small but very decent) while they went back to the village at some kilometres from here. Bit before leaving, we ate together, drunk, chatted. His English was quite OK, her English basic, but fantastic people and nice teenagers kids (3)
Absolutely LOVE this as it made me realise exactly what that upper reading was in the compass!
What's the roof rack like, noise/economy etc. I'm looking at theirs as it does look quite good
Well, English is not my first language, but what is wrong with “A Gang of Grenadiers”?
I could engage the lockers, I certainly made the wheels rotate, but spinning.That looks very sticky Jean. Well done to get out. Did you manage to engage the lockers ok while you were stuck or was it a matter of slowly trying to rotate the wheels until they did. Mine take a few rotations to engage so thinking they wont engage if I'm stuck/spinning?
Do like reading about your travels
Good to hear.I could engage the lockers, I certainly made the wheels rotate, but spinning.
I have new boots, very professional ones, cheap because got the factory price, the partner of my stepdaughter is engineer in the factory. Several times my leg almost went out of the
