and why didnt that big fella just pick it up and put it on his shoulders and carried it up
Yeah, that's what we all wanted him to do as well...
but he rekons he's all show, no go
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Matt N wrote:Hey Bogged,
there is no need for that at all, the recovery effort was a fully catered affair!
Adam had breaky organised for us when we arrived, an esky full of cold drinks while we were out there and lunch of steaks, wedges, chips and salad when we got back.
Thanks Adam, it was a pleasure helping you out...
and eating your food
in that case there should be a BBQ for him! LMAO! what a bloke, the kind you would see a pile comin from Vic to help next time (hope there wont be one!) for a free feed!
So this sat out there all week with a set of 37" MTRS?
And No one found it and took anything off it?
If that were left up here in Bris somewhere it would have been found and stripped within days.
Great to see you guys recovered it. Its amazing what can be done when there are motivated people helping.
And No one found it and took anything off it?
If that were left up here in Bris somewhere it would have been found and stripped within days.
Great to see you guys recovered it. Its amazing what can be done when there are motivated people helping.
RUFF wrote:So this sat out there all week with a set of 37" MTRS?
And No one found it and took anything off it?
If that were left up here in Bris somewhere it would have been found and stripped within days.
Great to see you guys recovered it. Its amazing what can be done when there are motivated people helping.
It was in a very secret location and it was vey hard to see from on the track
Yeah i knew it would be ok 
----HillBilly Engineering----
buddha wrote:I think i used up most of my most of my strength being the anchor point for both jeeps but luckly Adam and family came to the rescue with those 2 nice big steaks.
Thanks for the feed Adam, give us a call when you roll it next time.
I could tell you liked the steak by the speed that the first one dissapeared from your plate
----HillBilly Engineering----
Thanks Adam for the chance to test my freshly soldered DSE voltmeter with some serious winch action (Interestingly...well to me anyway, is the voltmeter showed the correct voltage, hovering around 12v with 2000rpm of hand throttle, whilst the stock altmeter dropped to nothing while winching.
Had never hit the XD9000's limit before but we found it (we don't need no stinky double pulls) !
MattC's borrowed Tirfor remains virginal...
Top brekky and lunch feeds too.
Well done the rest of the crew (was cool to meet other OLer's) present for making it a well organised, painless and interesting day.
(Interestingly...well to me anyway, is the voltmeter showed the correct voltage, hovering around 12v with 2000rpm of hand throttle, whilst the stock altmeter dropped to nothing while winching.
Had never hit the XD9000's limit before but we found it (we don't need no stinky double pulls) !
MattC's borrowed Tirfor remains virginal...
Top brekky and lunch feeds too.
Well done the rest of the crew (was cool to meet other OLer's) present for making it a well organised, painless and interesting day.
97 TJ [i]Goatsack[/i]
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