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The only problem with chiseling wood , water won't drain

Looked like the Okapa highway, much better now. Nice one Apo

Amazing video !

The recessed D ring base has a drain hole for water (rain). This could cause the 1/2 way drilled wood to rot. That is an issue unless you seal the hole with silicone. I guess you can keep a sponge handy to soak up the water trapped in the recess.

Put the metal plate on first slide it on top or in between the wood and the angle iron and then put the bolt through it so at least flush against the wood.

Just beautiful!

There is a drain hole in the bottom of that anchor plate. Drilling the hole right through will allow water to run right through. By cutting the hole half way through will permit the water to pool in the tie down and then soak into the ply floor. I intended to do the same until i watched your video. Now i will cut right through

It's one of my favourite hiking trails in Cairns. I was lukcy to get great views when I did last Saturday

Nobody ever seems to anchor these rings to their trailer frame. I installed all of mine over the cross-members, so any load I have tied to them will anchor directly to the frame instead of just a board. I also routed the deck down about 1/8 - 1/2 inch around the ring bases to get the bolt heads flush with the deck surface. This way I can still slide cargo around without it getting hung up on the base and bolt heads of the ring. They are truly flush-mounted that way.

Hi, I love your video so much!! My names Arco from Indonesia are you still in PNG? do you have email, instagram or any contact to reach you? I would like to ask some information about PNG if you dont mind. looking forward for your reply. Thanks.

I wonder how many animals pissed in that pond?

Over the wheel straps are the only way to go when securing a vehicle. And, this meets all DOT requirements. If you try to tie to the sprung portion of the vehicle you will never compress the suspension enough to prevent the slack effect when the trailer or truck hits a bump Allow the suspension to do its job and flex. Either get a quality etrack system sized for your vehicle or have your anchors designed by a qualified person. How much did you pay for that vehicle and you are tying it down with $50 worth of straps and anchors? Get serious.

Man I wish you came back to this kind of content in PNG, would be awesome!

Why not just push the 2 back bolts back thru and slide the metal plate between the wood and angle iron? Then push the bolts down and be done with it?

the holes you didnt drill all the way through will hold water and rot your floor out.

Awesome videos! Just wondering, did you fly in with Zulu, Echo or Kilo in the beginning of the video? :)

Came here from Missionary Bush Pilot! Love your videos man, keep em comin. Just subbed!..............

It's just so amazing Ryan love the birds eye view and the scene

Hose clamps are a good investment you can rig up a lot with hose clamps pack of them at harbor freight is like $10 got start though on the trial kit

Just found this from your aviation channel! You need to expand on this channel as well! Great videos

Someone like Elon should set up PNG with a network of power stations for electric bikes. Infrastructure, PNG style.

Quick easy access to many projects with Stodoys plans.

Wow, PNG is awesome but this trip was pretty cool too. Drone shots make it even better.

I wish you had not stopped making these moto videos of PNG. But I still enjoy your Kodiak flights.

Your bush pilot channel brought me here. Excellent stuff. So nice to see PNG from the ground!

Can you give any information on your bike? Looking to get one for PNG. Can I buy it in PNG? Please let me know. I'm new

Get the Erickson tie down system and you never have to worry about anything. Thanks for the video!

way too cool.. any advice on who to tour with ?

Awesome video, great camera work. My brother has a 2-door RZR and absolutely loves it.

Ok so I know these brackets hold around 5K lbs. some holed 6K. But it’s really hard for me to believe that the wood will hold that much weight.

Thanks for the video...I just bought a 5 by 8 enclosed trailer for my 750lb motorcycle and have been trying to get ideas for mounting d-rings. Helpful video!

Nice, my version from 2004. czcams.com/video/9U6KUePtVL8/video.html

young man , D - RING SUCK / U ONLY NEED " STACKE POCKET " THEY WANT MOVE YOUR LOAD

What a exploring paradise for your kids. I was searching for some enduro rides in PNG, did not find recent ones, you stopped making them?

Great day to you! Are you still cruising the trails now days?

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Ice Ice Baby.. love the haircut.

D-ring welded to frame, front and back in the center of your trailer. You only need 2 tie downs when hauling a rzr. pull from the middle, let your suspension flex, just keep your center tight. The only way to haul a rzr.

D rings. Welder. Don’t secure heavy things to wood people.

Did you drill out holes to allow water to not be held in d link pan?

Wow ! Awesome ! Great video of buddies just havin a great time!

Great video, gentlemen. 👌👍

Little tip, the side that has the angle issue, use flat washers on the opposite side to space it down flush.

I guess you dont weld. You have enough room on that piece that sits just above the wood to weld anchor points.

Nice job... preparedness is too often an afterthought among the masses. I know the focus is on "tools" but suggest a small First-Aid kit be included in the same bag. It's all stuff that remains stowed MOST of the time anyway until a "trail" or "away-from home" (or truck) situation arises. I found I'm usually breaking the bag out for someone else, but all great stuff to have and not need, than the other way around.

Love it. Just purchased first RZR for myself cannot wait to do something like this with the kids.

Tie the body down to compress the suspension. That’s always best option. If you tie to the a arm it can warp them from stress of the roads moving and bouncing your vehicle. If you tie directly to the suspension the body can still roll and that’s a safety hazard. I’m not just saying this, I’ve been a DOT driver for most of my career hauling machinery and vehicles. I thought that way the best way to do it as well until then. Best of luck

Moab is never better than Colorado. Lol

Ryan! Are you still in Papua New Guinea? I’m a rider and I’m moving there next month!

Camera is to low but love how u got right into the video