Just scrolled down all the comments and noticed you answered them all, I’ve never seen that before, some creators don’t bloody answer any, absolutely awesome of you, well done to you 👍👍👍👍
Interesting drawer setup, but no space for loose gear anymore? To draw (a verb) is to make marks on paper with a pencil, or on another material with another medium, in order to produce a picture. It also means to drag something along or across (a horse draws a cart, we draw the curtains when we close (or open!) them); to reach a certain point (“we hope that the meeting will draw to an end by 7pm”); to work out (you draw conclusions); to attract attention (“his miming act drew a smaller crowd than he’d expected”) and various other technical things to do with pipes and sails and water. There is a noun, draw, but this means a process by which a winner of something is selected randomly. (“We will have a draw of the raffle tickets at the end of the fete”), a game that ends in the same score for both sides or, in cricket, where the match has to be abandoned because it can’t be completed in the time allowed (“The match was a draw. Both teams got 1 goal”), or an attraction (“her burlesque act was a big draw and the variety show made a huge profit”). What it isn’t is anything to do with furniture. A drawer (a noun) is the slide-out compartment in a piece of furniture, kitchen unit, desk, etc. It’s also a rather old-fashioned word for underpants, a drawer is someone who draws something, and you can be the drawer of a cheque when you write one. But the main use is the one to do with furniture.
top draw setup Brayden, love the upright fridge, with the level fridges they get a bit messy after a few days and what you want is always at the bottom of the fridge
That’s right mate I’m keen to see how this works out in the long run but you are totally right mate everything ends up down the bottom and becomes a pain if your beers are underneath everything else!
Bloody awesome, the upright fridge is so much easier, so much easier than a stupid heavy expensive slide and or not being able to open because of roof. People say they are no good for cars but we had upright fridges on boats in the roughest weather, works fine!
Nice setup, I think that's the first upright fridge I have seen in a 4x4. We have a 100l (60l Engel + 40l Two Zone on top) and that takes up a huge amount of space.
@@4x4CampingandAdventures You'll be right. Too much focus nowadays on gear is "I've got this brand etc" set up, rather than just getting some decent gear and talking about the trips and destinations. Not enough YT channels declare their sponsorships either.
Such a sweet layout, yeah i dont think you missed anything, it's a well though out set up especially not having a huge heavy fridge slide freeing up lots of space and weight. Do you know if anyone makes gull wing window for the big Datsun, that'd make access a breeze .
Looks good. A mate of mine had an upright fridge for years and swore by them. Where's the spare on those things as in my Mitsi. it is accessed inside the wagon so this sort of thing wouldn't work for me?
@@4x4CampingandAdventures Cool. Mine is under there as well but I believe that the only way to get to it is through the wagon floor itself. Might check it out as if I get a flat off road I will be jacked off enough without trying to figure out how to get the spare out. Thanks for the video.
Love it! Great set up, not over kill, have everything youll need and use. You said you had the travel buddy trays in the draw, but where is the actual travel buddy mounted?
Hows the bushmans upright going in the pack on the hotter days? My dometic upright in back of the wagon is struggling to stay cold in this perth weather.
I love the setup mate. Thinking about a redesign of mine now and the other half is keen on the uprights over the old chest fridge that she can barely get into! Those bars you have across the shelves do they come with the bushman fridges?
Hey mate I still recon upright is the way to go over the traditional fridges, the bars are from eBay about $30 here is the link. www.ebay.com.au/itm/173373918619
Thanks mate no mate it can’t but I wouldn’t ever open it with the table up anyways looking at how I would cook on it firstly I would remove all the cutlery I need to make the meal then remove the stuff from the fridge.
#4x4tofreebeer I had Harry's book publisher over for New Years so a bought a 6 pack of Colonial SOUR for a bit of a troll, we battled through the first then played it safe with Scotch. Stick with the IPA, if you buy the SOUR just buy 1, you'll either love it or struggle through. Personally I'll stick with Scotch.
Ok... I'm impressed, however, when the drawer and pop-up shelf under the fridge are out, covered in cookers and what not; how do you get to the fridge?
Nice rig, bud. I like that electronic switch panel on the passenger side drawer wing. Where do you mount your Travel Buddy when you want to use it to cook with while you’re travelling? I wouldn’t want to see any unwanted stains on the shag-pile of your new shagin wagon. 🍲
Nice set up. I wanted black label for my new build but the wait is 6 months. I can see why they make the best quality I’ve seen so far. Do you know what that water connection is called?
Hey mate, love the set up. Do you know where to get that contraption that opens your bar top up above the cutlery draw? Think it’s awesome and need it in my set up haha cheers
Awesome set up man the Y62 is coming along now , one question what is the total height from the top of the fridge enclosure to the bottom of the cutlery draw ? btw nice hat ;)
How much do they weigh??Thats a great set up but overweight touring vehicles are problematic. there is a GVM that governs your set up. My draw system in my GU Patrol weighed 80kg. that's 80L of water or an extra 90L of diesel !!
@@4x4CampingandAdventures Thanks, the reason I brought up the weight issue is because most people building a touring vehicle don't realise how fast it all adds up.most wagons have about 600kg of payload and this is across both axles! Included in that payload is fuel in the tanks, in this case 130L @ 115kg, Driver and passengers ?? A bulbar, winch? @110kg. Second AGM battery and wiring @30kg That roof rack and awning@ 80-90kg. 40L of water@ 40kg. Tow bar / rear bar-tyre carrier @100kg. Draws@80kg. Fridge 30kg?? see where I'm heading. that's what most people do to their tourers. Thats a total of 585kg with no driver in it. Doesn't leave much for camping gear, parts, tools etc. Just wanted to bring the weight issue up because so many people get caught out, including myself. My GU Patrol was fitted out with all the fruit when I purchased it, I soon realised the effect all that 'stuff' had on its general performance. So I put it on a diet, reduced weight and reaped the rewards. Just my opinion! only want those who are building up their 4x4's to be aware of what's going on in their build. Keep it simple, Keep it light!
Very good point mate I pre calculated everything going in before I even started the build to make sure I was in my safe zone but it still has blown out a touch hence the GVM upgrade coming soon
@@4x4CampingandAdventures great stuff. You have a great vehicle there mate! My y 62 is on order, early December they tell me. Good luck with your build, it will be an awesome truck
That is hands down the greatest drawer system I've ever seen!!!! So awesome. So practical. And looks great too.
Thanks mate really happy with how it’s come about keen to try it out now!
Just scrolled down all the comments and noticed you answered them all, I’ve never seen that before, some creators don’t bloody answer any, absolutely awesome of you, well done to you 👍👍👍👍
Try to answer as much as possible mate you are the reason I’m here the least I can do is answer your questions
This is the best y62 setup iv seen. its an ideal setup for a chef. Wish i could get this on my 62 here in the UAE
Thank you! I love cooking on the road so it’s perfect for me
Upright fridge is definitely the way to go I reckon. Love the setup mate!
Totally agree mate! thanks heaps for watching!
Interesting drawer setup, but no space for loose gear anymore?
To draw (a verb) is to make marks on paper with a pencil, or on another material with another medium, in order to produce a picture. It also means to drag something along or across (a horse draws a cart, we draw the curtains when we close (or open!) them); to reach a certain point (“we hope that the meeting will draw to an end by 7pm”); to work out (you draw conclusions); to attract attention (“his miming act drew a smaller crowd than he’d expected”) and various other technical things to do with pipes and sails and water.
There is a noun, draw, but this means a process by which a winner of something is selected randomly. (“We will have a draw of the raffle tickets at the end of the fete”), a game that ends in the same score for both sides or, in cricket, where the match has to be abandoned because it can’t be completed in the time allowed (“The match was a draw. Both teams got 1 goal”), or an attraction (“her burlesque act was a big draw and the variety show made a huge profit”). What it isn’t is anything to do with furniture.
A drawer (a noun) is the slide-out compartment in a piece of furniture, kitchen unit, desk, etc. It’s also a rather old-fashioned word for underpants, a drawer is someone who draws something, and you can be the drawer of a cheque when you write one. But the main use is the one to do with furniture.
top draw setup Brayden, love the upright fridge, with the level fridges they get a bit messy after a few days and what you want is always at the bottom of the fridge
That’s right mate I’m keen to see how this works out in the long run but you are totally right mate everything ends up down the bottom and becomes a pain if your beers are underneath everything else!
Bloody love the pantry drawer, I’m sold on the upright fridge, love the shelf bars 👍👍👍
Upright fridge is the go mate make sure to use the bars and you will have no issues! The pantry is killer such a good use of space
Maaaate !! You’ve nailed the drawer design. Best use of space and the fridge is gold. Makes a side by side system seem ancient. 😁
Now I want one. 😔
Not badly priced to about 1200 which again is heaps cheaper than a standard fridge!
Nice job on the rear setup.The standup fridges are getting more and more popular and seem a good thing.
Definitely mate appreciate the kind words I recon it’s the way to go for a wagon mate
Bloody awesome, the upright fridge is so much easier, so much easier than a stupid heavy expensive slide and or not being able to open because of roof.
People say they are no good for cars but we had upright fridges on boats in the roughest weather, works fine!
Exactly right mate nothing wrong with a upright fridge they have been in vans for years now.
Nice setup, I think that's the first upright fridge I have seen in a 4x4. We have a 100l (60l Engel + 40l Two Zone on top) and that takes up a huge amount of space.
Yeah mate space and weight is a premium for these rigs! Thanks for the kind words buddy!
That draw system is next level for sure. Cheers Steve
Thanks Steve
What a set up 👏🏻 love it and great to see a different brand of draws. Keeping it going, can’t wait to see how it works out on longer trips
Thanks so much Elisa I’m keen to test her our real soon!
That’s a really good setup for the wagon mate. Love it.
Agreed mate! Nothing to flashy just a setup that works
@@4x4CampingandAdventures would never have thought of an upright fridge in a wagon, exceptional setup
Thanks mate appreciate it
Nice mate, stubby holder with velcro on the side of the fridge!
Haha got a magnet stubby holder for the fridge already!
Loved this
8:30 Engel do upright fridges as well in 95, 80, 57 and 40 litre capacities.
Didn’t know that mate!
@@4x4CampingandAdventures
They're probably all as good as each other anyway 👍
Haha here is hoping mate!
@@4x4CampingandAdventures
You'll be right. Too much focus nowadays on gear is "I've got this brand etc" set up, rather than just getting some decent gear and talking about the trips and destinations. Not enough YT channels declare their sponsorships either.
Not sponsored by anything here mate paid for it all out of my own pocket
Yeah that's a tidy set up mate 👌
Thanks legend! Keen to use it out there
Mint set up mate, love it👍🏼
Another downside to having more drawers, is more drawers equals more weight and the things are bloody heavy
Agreed mate I don’t need heaps of draws for the setup to work main things are a table chair and something to cook with and I’m camping
Great setup for a wagon 👍
Definitely mate I love it
Braydon That’s a perfect setup for a wagon
I like the simplicity
Have you done a video of your power system?
First off thanks so much mate he’s I have mate it’s the video after this one
That a really great build!!
Thanks you mate!!
Mate that looks really good man
Thank you mate
Nice set up a lot of thought has gone into fantastic safe travels Cheers
Thanks Barry I appreciate that!
What are you missing - Solarscreen shades. They make a huge difference for the back temps. p.s. car looking the goods
Agreed mate agreed on the to do list
Such a sweet layout, yeah i dont think you missed anything, it's a well though out set up especially not having a huge heavy fridge slide freeing up lots of space and weight. Do you know if anyone makes gull wing window for the big Datsun, that'd make access a breeze .
Emu wing I believe are in development I believe at the moment mate!
@@4x4CampingandAdventures do you think you'd go down that road?
100% mate
Nice Bro
Looks good mate
Thanks mate
Looks good, nice setup 🤙
Thanks legend
shmick mate! bloody love it
Thanks mate!!!
Hi mate great setup just wanted to ask where you got your water outlet from been looking for an option for mine?
Hey mate it came with the draws if you get in touch with black label storage the guys that made it they will be able to tell you
@@4x4CampingandAdventures cheers mate thanks for that just also would you be able to post a close up pic of it for us matey
Looks good.
A mate of mine had an upright fridge for years and swore by them.
Where's the spare on those things as in my Mitsi. it is accessed inside the wagon so this sort of thing wouldn't work for me?
Underneath the body mate the spare hides like a 100 series land cruiser pretty easy to get to unless your bogged 😂 thanks for watching mate
@@4x4CampingandAdventures Cool.
Mine is under there as well but I believe that the only way to get to it is through the wagon floor itself.
Might check it out as if I get a flat off road I will be jacked off enough without trying to figure out how to get the spare out.
Thanks for the video.
Came up great mate!
Sure did buddy they nailed it
Love it! Great set up, not over kill, have everything youll need and use. You said you had the travel buddy trays in the draw, but where is the actual travel buddy mounted?
Travel buddy is mounted in the cargo barrier mate I have done a video on it in the past 🤙
@@4x4CampingandAdventures Ah that's right I remember now! 👍🏻
Love it dude! 🤙🏾
Appreciate it!! thanks for watching mate
Hows the bushmans upright going in the pack on the hotter days? My dometic upright in back of the wagon is struggling to stay cold in this perth weather.
wow nice setup mate
Thank you mate appreciate it!
I love the setup mate. Thinking about a redesign of mine now and the other half is keen on the uprights over the old chest fridge that she can barely get into!
Those bars you have across the shelves do they come with the bushman fridges?
Hey mate I still recon upright is the way to go over the traditional fridges, the bars are from eBay about $30 here is the link.
www.ebay.com.au/itm/173373918619
@@4x4CampingandAdventures thanks mate. I don’t have the heaviest slide in the world but it all adds up and easier access would be nice.
Very nice...one question, can the fridge door open when you have the table up?
Thanks mate no mate it can’t but I wouldn’t ever open it with the table up anyways looking at how I would cook on it firstly I would remove all the cutlery I need to make the meal then remove the stuff from the fridge.
#4x4tofreebeer
I had Harry's book publisher over for New Years so a bought a 6 pack of Colonial SOUR for a bit of a troll, we battled through the first then played it safe with Scotch. Stick with the IPA, if you buy the SOUR just buy 1, you'll either love it or struggle through. Personally I'll stick with Scotch.
Don’t mind there pale and IPA I still think Biggy juice is a better beer!
@@4x4CampingandAdventures #4x4tofreebiggie
Ok... I'm impressed, however, when the drawer and pop-up shelf under the fridge are out, covered in cookers and what not; how do you get to the fridge?
I go through this in my latest upload at the end when I speak on how I cook on it mate check that video out
Does all the beer cans and pantry containers rattle around when you drive ?
Nah mate it super quiet the loudest thing is the fridge racks when nothings on them
That's different, did you consider the new drawer pull fridges Vs upright?
I did mate slide plus fridge was always coming out more heavy and weight was the big decision for everything on the build
Nice rig, bud. I like that electronic switch panel on the passenger side drawer wing.
Where do you mount your Travel Buddy when you want to use it to cook with while you’re travelling? I wouldn’t want to see any unwanted stains on the shag-pile of your new shagin wagon. 🍲
It’s mounted into the cargo barrier mate stays there forever no chance of a spill 😂
@@4x4CampingandAdventures 😅
Nice set up. I wanted black label for my new build but the wait is 6 months. I can see why they make the best quality I’ve seen so far.
Do you know what that water connection is called?
No idea mate because I tried to look it up my self 😂😂
Hey mate, love the set up. Do you know where to get that contraption that opens your bar top up above the cutlery draw? Think it’s awesome and need it in my set up haha cheers
you would have to ask Black label mate I have no idea.
As mint as a fishermans friend.
Haha quality comment thanks mate!
Awesome set up man the Y62 is coming along now , one question what is the total height from the top of the fridge enclosure to the bottom of the cutlery draw ?
btw nice hat ;)
I don’t have a measuring tape on me but it would be about 76cm roughly from what I remember mate
Also thanks mate she’s coming along so nicely I’m really happy with the build
How do you open the fridge when your table thing is set up, presumably with cooker on it ?
Cooker sits on the far side of the table I still have heaps of room to open the fridge
What the hell is the "fish box" switch for? 🤔
For the fish box mate
Good video. I like the setup but can you freeze meat, fish, etc in the fridge?
Looks like a small freezer compartment top left, like most hotel fridges have.
10ltr feeezer mate
@@4x4CampingandAdventures Oh yeah, will be watching you test it out then, cheers.
@@neth77 Yep, they don't really freeze well do they? Idk.
@@Malc664 No idea, never owned one. Keen to see how it goes.
My Esky has been working a treat but if I ever go fridge I'm looking at upright.
Where did you get the dual water/air hose outlet? Nice setup
Black label for the ports on the back mate www.blacklabelstorage.com.au
Awesome set up mate, if I may ask what material is your counter top and pantry made from?
I believe it’s marine grade wood mate I would have to ask Jon the exact type
@@4x4CampingandAdventures So it's been sprayed in the charcoal finish? Exceptional work. 👍
I’m only just a little jealous 😬
Mate you can see it in full glory when we hit the camp site
@@4x4CampingandAdventures can count on that!
How long did you have to wait mate? I looked at getting these guys to make me drawers, they said late July
Ordered my set in august mate with Covid and the 4wd boom it’s put a big waiting list up
How much for drawer setup ?
$3500 mate
@@4x4CampingandAdventures who made the drawers mate?
Black label storage in Rockingham
How much do they weigh??Thats a great set up but overweight touring vehicles are problematic. there is a GVM that governs your set up. My draw system in my GU Patrol weighed 80kg. that's 80L of water or an extra 90L of diesel !!
This is about 80kg roughly mate but I’m below my GVM currently something I definitely need to look at with the stronger rear arms
@@4x4CampingandAdventures Thanks, the reason I brought up the weight issue is because most people building a touring vehicle don't realise how fast it all adds up.most wagons have about 600kg of payload and this is across both axles! Included in that payload is fuel in the tanks, in this case 130L @ 115kg, Driver and passengers ?? A bulbar, winch? @110kg. Second AGM battery and wiring @30kg That roof rack and awning@ 80-90kg. 40L of water@ 40kg. Tow bar / rear bar-tyre carrier @100kg. Draws@80kg. Fridge 30kg??
see where I'm heading. that's what most people do to their tourers. Thats a total of 585kg with no driver in it. Doesn't leave much for camping gear, parts, tools etc.
Just wanted to bring the weight issue up because so many people get caught out, including myself. My GU Patrol was fitted out with all the fruit when I purchased it, I soon realised the effect all that 'stuff' had on its general performance. So I put it on a diet, reduced weight and reaped the rewards. Just my opinion! only want those who are building up their 4x4's to be aware of what's going on in their build. Keep it simple, Keep it light!
Very good point mate I pre calculated everything going in before I even started the build to make sure I was in my safe zone but it still has blown out a touch hence the GVM upgrade coming soon
@@4x4CampingandAdventures great stuff. You have a great vehicle there mate! My y 62 is on order, early December they tell me.
Good luck with your build, it will be an awesome truck
Thanks mate appreciate the kind words you will love the 62 mate