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A snow mobile in Queensland
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Blue Storm 150 GXL 4D4 PRADO and 2014 Cub Brumby Camper
My rig build [url]http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?25698-Derek11-s-2012-Blue-Storm-150-GXL-build-up[/url] -
would be good in the mud too.... -
Imagine that baby at 110kph on the freeway ! Imagine the fuel figures !!!!!!03 grande v6 , with added stuff that makes it go places . RTFM people !
founding member of the " you don't need all that crap on a prado association "
"you only use 15% of your brain " Einstein . " so why not burn off the other 85% " Cheech & Chong .
petrol , petrol ,petrol , you know it makes sense ! im kavpetrolbitchComment
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Used these before on the farm.
Good for mud or land areas where you need a very light footprint ( eg leave no Ruts).
Damn hard to get bogged due to the huge footprint too.Comment
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I can imagine that this would be great on sandy or extremely muddy conditions . I have a bobcat and they are almost useless in sandy conditions even being locked axles , whereas my tracked excavator will drive through sand , although sometimes the bobcat is better in mud. I imagine this vehicle would be of use in FNQ during the wet season03 grande v6 , with added stuff that makes it go places . RTFM people !
founding member of the " you don't need all that crap on a prado association "
"you only use 15% of your brain " Einstein . " so why not burn off the other 85% " Cheech & Chong .
petrol , petrol ,petrol , you know it makes sense ! im kavpetrolbitchComment
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Damn that looks weird.Steve
2000 Grande
Toyota Alloy Bar, IPF 900XS, 50 mm Lovell Springs in rear, Safari Snorkel, Kaiser Roofrack, Milford Cargo Barrier, Hercules AT's, Blue tongue compressor, Uniden UHF, Dual Batteries, Home made rear drawers, 45l Waeco with Waeco temp monitor, Side & rear awningsComment
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