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They're the ones, can be used for bridging as well.

The TRED's have been sold, the Muputrax are still available if you'd like to make an offer.

Thanks @Swaggie .

Thanks @callmejoe .

G'day all, I know this topic has been raised before (I searched) but how do you delete a post, eg a for sale item that has been sold? If they don't get deleted, what is the usual 'etiquette' for dealing with them? Thanks for looking.

G'day all, I purchased two sets of recovery tracks a few years ago, but as the story of my life goes, didn't have the time to use them, so my loss is your gain. First set are Muputrax in 123 x 31cm in yellow. These are a fibreglass 'sand ladder' type of track, but they have other uses as seen...

G'day all, I'm making some room in the garage and I came across this hand winch that I bought ages ago, but have never used, so it has to go. It's a Big Haul brand, model RVBH16 with a 1.6 ton lifting and 2.5 ton pulling capacity. The winch is in excellent condition, being stored in a bag...

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I've got AT2's on my Colorado, having previoulsy had Maxxis 980's. I drove from Batemans Bay to Melbourne via the Hume and found them to give a smooth, quiet ride, especially compared to the Maxxis. I've found them to be good in the rain too.

G'day all, I finally got around to installing the power outlets in the tub, took a while though :oops:. The mounting spot for the home made bracket. Thanks for everyones help and suggestions, I really appreciate it. Thanks for looking, Steve

Thanks @Aaron Schubert , they do look like a nice bit of kit. The only (minor) things putting me off them, compared to the Mann Hummel version, are the lack of specific bracket for a Colorado and the price of the replacement filters. Thanks again.

I've got an HPD and I'm thinking of swapping it out to another brand. Has anyone had any experience with the Ryco universal catch can kits?

Thanks @peterfermtech .

Aahh, makes perfect sense. Thanks again for your help @Drewswb , @Petunia , @Albynsw and @dabbler , I really appreciate it. Just another question if I may please? I initially put that I was going to use a 60A breaker in the engine bay, however now I'm not so sure. Would a 50A at each of the...

Any particular reason?

Is this similar to the layout you were suggesting @Petunia ?

Aahh, I've found a kindred spirit who hates the word 'soddah' as well. I cringe every time I watch an American youtuve vid and they say it. I've stuck with the stock standard grey andersons, boring I know ;).

Thanks @Drewswb , I might have used the wrong terminology for the cable in my OP, I've corrected that in my reply. Thanks @Petunia , I did think that a junction box at the front of the tub, with a branch off to the rear might be a good idea, but the bonus of having the second battery for the...

Twin core, I was planning on connecting the negative lead directly to the start battery, not the chassis.

G’day all, I’m finally going to get around to adding some power in the tub of my Colorado and I was hoping to bounce a few ideas off the knowledgeable folk here. At this stage I don’t have a fridge, but am looking at adding one (connected to a portable battery box) down the track when the funds...