Home made squat jerry can holder.
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Toyasaurus
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Hi, Nice job.
I would say if you just had the bolts holding them in place, good luck.
But with the strap`s over the jerries you shouldn`t have a problem, just keep checking.
Have fun, and safe trip.
I would say if you just had the bolts holding them in place, good luck.
But with the strap`s over the jerries you shouldn`t have a problem, just keep checking.
Have fun, and safe trip.
John U
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Will do.
I borked at $260 for a holder and $160 for 2 compatible cans. Would’ve save me a ton of time. Ended up costing me about $160 all up. Got to use some of my tools which is always a bonus.
linuxfan66
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what does the HAL 9000 sticker say?
John U
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HAL 9000
Logical Systems, Illinois
I don’t mind a bit of sticker art, or the odd movie reference. Got them off Red bubble.
Albynsw
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I had no idea what you were just talking about until I googled it.
John U
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‘Sorry Dave, I can’t allow you to endanger the mission’. Or something like that.
John U
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Looks like we threaded the needle with our timing.
www.abc.net.au
It did catch us in far Western NSW though.
'They could be having some cold showers': Food, gas supplies run low for up to 80 stranded on outback track
Travellers have been stranded on the Oodnadatta Track for days after a recent downpour caused dozens of vehicles and caravans to become bogged.
www.abc.net.au
It did catch us in far Western NSW though.
linuxfan66
Active Member
yowzaLooks like we threaded the needle with our timing.
'They could be having some cold showers': Food, gas supplies run low for up to 80 stranded on outback track
Travellers have been stranded on the Oodnadatta Track for days after a recent downpour caused dozens of vehicles and caravans to become bogged.
It did catch us in far Western NSW though.
John U
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Contributing to the local economy and not complaining. They stayed open late for us and allowed us to get away early in the morning.
My co pilot. Reasonably early as temps were hitting high 30's, Dalhousie Springs. Water temperature was like a warm bath. Not the sort of thing to be swimming in when it's high 30's.
Solid advice
Purnie Bore. The is heated by geothermal processes and water is almost 100 degrees when it comes out of the ground.
The water was possibly quite mineral rich, allowing it to form some interesting rock formations.
My co pilot. Reasonably early as temps were hitting high 30's, Dalhousie Springs. Water temperature was like a warm bath. Not the sort of thing to be swimming in when it's high 30's.
Solid advice
Purnie Bore. The is heated by geothermal processes and water is almost 100 degrees when it comes out of the ground.
The water was possibly quite mineral rich, allowing it to form some interesting rock formations.
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Toyasaurus
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That had to hurt.
Nice pictures.
Nice pictures.