Extreme towing video

I does provide a solution for those folks how constantly complain about how bad the RV's are built in this country; provided they are willing to mortgage their house. :)

Some people need to get out more. In the West, getting stuck in 4WD is just another day at the plant. When towing a trailer I am more careful about which roads I take.

When you get stuck in 4WD and there is no one around is when you learn what works and what doesn't. It is easy to stay motivated.

bnardini wrote:
My Grandfather used to say: If you find you need 4WD you probably shouldn't be there. Still, looks fun to me.

They test their Caravans too destruction. Still there are about 20-30 builders of Off Road Caravans in Australia .
Trying too explain why we have the RV's we have here ( see my comments on the TC forum)
can be pretty frustrating as a lot of US readers think conditions are the same as in the US:S

My Grandfather used to say: If you find you need 4WD you probably shouldn't be there. Still, looks fun to me.

Four wheel drive just gets you stuck in worse places.

Great vid! Of course it helps when there are a bunch of other guys there to help when you get stuck. :B Those Australians know how to git 'er done!

My Nash would have handled some of that. Not the deep water or the really rocky stuff. I do haul it up dirt roads and through sand. The dogs think the whole thing is great. I make sure the beer is really well secured. (Priorities!)

I still really want a Kedron trailer. Did you all see the fishing pole holder?!

** I also haven't towed though mud. Around here, the wet clay makes things impossible to drive through. Smart people wait till it dries out.

Eggs all broke. Beer all shook up. The cat in cardiac arrest. Man that looks like fun!!!

When you get stuck using 4WD, you're REALLY stuck!

My camper would have been in a thousand different pieces. At least it would lighter and very aerodynamic for the ride home. No wind drag here!