Hi guys! I have more than likely driven past a cou
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benniejordaan
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benniejordaan wrote:
Been busy with the business, gave up on the commercial fishing, way to much red tape.
If only the easterly would stop blowing I can enjoy fishing again, 4 weeks since my last trip.
Hows things your side?
Been busy with the business, gave up on the commercial fishing, way to much red tape.
If only the easterly would stop blowing I can enjoy fishing again, 4 weeks since my last trip.
Hows things your side?
thika wrote:
Haven't heard from Neil in a long time, will try and get hold of him.
It was the good old days, you remember Mickey, had a chat with him a couple of weeks ago, same old same old.
The past 6 years was all work for me, building a business here in EC, didn't had much time for fishing, its only the last couple of months that i started to fish every weekend weather permitting.
Haven't heard from Neil in a long time, will try and get hold of him.
It was the good old days, you remember Mickey, had a chat with him a couple of weeks ago, same old same old.
The past 6 years was all work for me, building a business here in EC, didn't had much time for fishing, its only the last couple of months that i started to fish every weekend weather permitting.
benniejordaan
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benniejordaan
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Roachy wrote:
We have taken it into some pretty rough places, the 4x4 system is pretty good considering it's an SUV not a proper 4x4.
I have had it in some sand, if you deflate the tyres you can get away with it. Nothing too serious though, just not built for serious off-roading.
Nice thing about them is practicality, they have loads of room in the back and a good 4x4 system for it's class.
The new model, not so much.
My wife has a 2013 X-Trail 4x4, the petrol not the diesel.
We have taken it into some pretty rough places, the 4x4 system is pretty good considering it's an SUV not a proper 4x4.
I have had it in some sand, if you deflate the tyres you can get away with it. Nothing too serious though, just not built for serious off-roading.
Nice thing about them is practicality, they have loads of room in the back and a good 4x4 system for it's class.
The new model, not so much.
Roachy wrote:
Roachy,
If the vehicle has enough clearance with high enough profile tyres to deflate and a short first gear for thick sand, you should be OK. A lot of sucess depends on the confidence of the driver. I drove a lot on all sorts of beaches in the Transkei with a 2WD Isuzu with difflock and big tyres.
Roachy,
If the vehicle has enough clearance with high enough profile tyres to deflate and a short first gear for thick sand, you should be OK. A lot of sucess depends on the confidence of the driver. I drove a lot on all sorts of beaches in the Transkei with a 2WD Isuzu with difflock and big tyres.
