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    Smithy - 120 D4D
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  • Smithy - 120 D4D
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    Let me know if Hels notices the difference and approves. I don't have anything to compare to, as I fitted mine the day the rack went on...

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Picked this up yesterday, was pretty pleased as had only ordered it the afternoon before.
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    Will be fitting it this weekend.

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  • Smithy - 120 D4D
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  • Smithy - 120 D4D
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    Originally posted by jamieprado View Post
    Love your build mate, i've stolen a few of your ideas already...

    Question:
    - Do you have a fuse in your engine bay (50amp)for the power feed going to your rear end (the power going to the rear quarter fuse block)?
    - Are you running your fridge off that fuse block? (just 15amp)

    This is exactly how I plan to run mine, I read somewhere someone went through the chassis.

    Many thanks
    Jamie, i ran mine through the chassis rail, if you want any tips... Saved some space for other power and coax feeds through the grommets in the firewall, as there are numerous feeds through there now.
    Smithy - 120 D4D
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    Last edited by Smithy - 120 D4D; 17-08-2013, 07:55 AM.

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Originally posted by jamieprado View Post
    Love your build mate, i've stolen a few of your ideas already...

    Question:
    - Do you have a fuse in your engine bay (50amp)for the power feed going to your rear end (the power going to the rear quarter fuse block)?
    - Are you running your fridge off that fuse block? (just 15amp)

    This is exactly how I plan to run mine, I read somewhere someone went through the chassis.

    Many thanks
    Hey Jamie, a lot of my ideas were stolen from others on here too.
    My fuse block is in the engine bay, and the power to the sockets are run from there. I think I might go down the path of running a larger power feed to a rear fuse block in the future.
    Smithy went through the chassis to run his power to the rear, mine's run internally - just following the original wiring down the passenger side.

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  • jamieprado
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  • jamieprado
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    Love your build mate, i've stolen a few of your ideas already...

    Question:
    - Do you have a fuse in your engine bay (50amp)for the power feed going to your rear end (the power going to the rear quarter fuse block)?
    - Are you running your fridge off that fuse block? (just 15amp)

    This is exactly how I plan to run mine, I read somewhere someone went through the chassis.

    Many thanks

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Start of the wet sections at work. Gotta wash the work hilux this arvo
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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    I chose one of the less extreme 4WD action ones - and I'd long ago explained how they tend to do things a bit over the top.

    I think it's more that she's still getting over the Simpson trip, plus the thought of actually getting up to Cairns to kick the Cape trip off in ernest that has her "less than enthusiastic" at the moment.

    Still, not all bad as it wasn't a NO when I brought up the idea of heading into Pieman Heads for a couple of nights camping in Summer

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  • VKPrado
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    There is more than one way to get to the tip and the way the 4WD Action goes is always the most extreme. Don't let her be put off by what she saw.

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Left a 4WD Action DVD about Cape York in the player so the wife would get the hint that I'm think about heading there for the next big trip now that we are back from the Simpson. From her loving response, it looks like I need to be earning a hell of a lot of brownie points befor raising that idea again...

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Originally posted by VKPrado View Post
    Welcome back Palmer. Looking forward to catching up again to see what you have planned for the rig ready for the Tasmania GTG 2015.
    Thanks VK. Got a few things on my list (although nothing urgent) and after visiting Ben the list seems to grow longer. Just got to get approval from SWMBO and the taxman.

    Was pleased that we got back OK and the only thing that got broken was the rear seatbelt clip that I snapped off as I pulled something out of the back. Just got to clean everything up now.

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Originally posted by cfryback View Post
    Hey another Tassie PradoPoint member - but why you guys all North? lol

    Where did you get the bag from?
    Got the bag fron North West OffRoad at Spreyton, it's a MSA so should be able to pick one up from your local 4WD accessory dealer.

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  • VKPrado
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    Welcome back Palmer. Looking forward to catching up again to see what you have planned for the rig ready for the Tasmania GTG 2015.

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  • cfryback
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    Originally posted by Palmer View Post
    Now the bag is added.
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    Starting to get things sorted for our trip to Adelaide and the Simo.
    Hey another Tassie PradoPoint member - but why you guys all North? lol

    Where did you get the bag from?

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    Back in Tassie after over 5200km

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  • Palmer
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  • Palmer
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    While I thought our prado performed superbly, I am coming back with a bit of a list of things I want to do to improve it some more.

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