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    Canning Stock Route

    Hey all , am currently planning a trip up the CSR an was wondering if anyone had been there done that.
    would like some info on fuel useage and track condition.
    I have a 2007 D4D 6 Speed manual
    Looking at going start of June 2009 from Wiluna to Halls Creek
    Any info would be great.
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    Re: Canning Stock Route

    Originally posted by YT
    Hey all , am currently planning a trip up the CSR an was wondering if anyone had been there done that.
    would like some info on fuel useage and track condition.
    I have a 2007 D4D 6 Speed manual
    Looking at going start of June 2009 from Wiluna to Halls Creek
    Any info would be great.

    I was speaking to a person who regularly does the CSR and he said it is in the worst condition that he has seen it in quite a few years. He was traveling with someone towing a $80K camper trailer and apparantly the corrugations broke the chassis of that trailer.
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      An 80 K camper ? That would have to be one of those Kimberly Karavans then.Thats the only camper I know of that costs that much.
      I would have thought it a bit of an ask towing one of them up there.
      We are just going to tent it and take it easy . No rush.
      I've heard that you have no probs if you take it easy and run your tyres at 18 psi or so.

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