Def need to drop those pressures. We Tow a trailer to Fraser with our Forester and drop the pressure on the trailer tyres to 18 as it's light trailer and car to 16 PSI with no issues at all. Just did our 4th trip last week!
I see Chris was trying to avoid helping digging you out by taking photos. Lol He sent me one of you bogged with Dean digging stuff the front left. Looks like you had a wonderful time. Thank you for sharing. The Luu’s are lovely people and have wonderful hearts. Watched your racing career for years Dean. Enjoy retirement and these adventures with the family.
Great to follow along on this new chapter! Where heading off in Feb ourselves. Haha gotta love the little sausage thief whilst your talking about eating to much… good to She’s just looking out for you 😂
I take it back, at least 1 of the girls had a 4 point harness on the oldest on the passenger side was in a booster seat with factory shoulder strap leaning over sound asleep with strap across her throat ! 😂 It's 4:00 AM CST in USA and I just found your channel and going to hit 👍 and subscribe then watch some more ! ✌️💙🎵 From St Louis Missouri USA
@@TeamFerris just watched the video, thanks for sharing. Love K'gari (Fraser) go there annually for 6-8 days at a time. The moment you went down I can tell you, far too much tyre pressure still. Lugging a van, I'd go down to 10-12 psi, (18psi is too high towing) about right for a light vehicle alone but I still think too high for your rig. Caravan, single axle go about 15-16, boogie axle, keep to 18-20 to avoid de-beading whilst tight mannovering. Vehicle alone, I'd run 16 in front max 18 in rear max. Anytime you get stuck go to 10 psi and drive out. Now, you do have to be very aware not to through it into a tight quick turn as you'll probably debead the tyre, but there should be no need for tight quick turns whilst beach driving. When you go back (and you will as K'gari hooks you in) try the lower psi towing, then inflate to 16 for balance of island venturing. You'll enjoy your time so much more.
@@shaunmoss7264 we appreciate your concern. But nothing to worry about. Dean simply enjoyed a few sips of a Wild Turkey can while we were crossing the barge. Everyone was safe, and no one was harmed in the making of this video 😊
Def need to drop those pressures. We Tow a trailer to Fraser with our Forester and drop the pressure on the trailer tyres to 18 as it's light trailer and car to 16 PSI with no issues at all. Just did our 4th trip last week!
Australia looks beautiful. Awesome trip and gorgeous wife! Timmy C Arizona
I see Chris was trying to avoid helping digging you out by taking photos. Lol
He sent me one of you bogged with Dean digging stuff the front left.
Looks like you had a wonderful time. Thank you for sharing.
The Luu’s are lovely people and have wonderful hearts.
Watched your racing career for years Dean. Enjoy retirement and these adventures with the family.
Cheers mate. Might see you at the next Luu camping trip 🤙
Another awesome Vlog thank you and your girls having the most amazing time such a beautiful island.
Cheers mate 🤙
Awesome to see you guys are continuing on enjoying life, great memories being made! Look forward to next vid
Cheers!
Glad your enjoying the eps 🤙 Cheers for the support
Fraser is the best! 🙌🏽We can’t wait to take our new van there once we get a more capable vehicle! 🤙🏽
Nice! Enjoy 🤙
Great to follow along on this new chapter! Where heading off in Feb ourselves.
Haha gotta love the little sausage thief whilst your talking about eating to much… good to She’s just looking out for you 😂
hahah yeah I only noticed that when I started editing. Thought I ate it 😂
Where too first in Feb?
Haha! Absolutely brilliant 🤙🏼😃
Cheers bud 🤙
Nice Guys tire pressure is the go
A shame you had a rainy day at Lake McKenzie.
Anyhow good on You all out and about enjoying Frazer
Yeah mate, let them down just not enough apparently.
Look forward to getting back to Lake Mckenzie on a good day 🤙
Good to see my opus camper being used properly!
Outbound Adventure Hire 👍🏽
I'm glad the girls at least had their 4 point harnesses on !!!
I take it back, at least 1 of the girls had a 4 point harness on the oldest on the passenger side was in a booster seat with factory shoulder strap leaning over sound asleep with strap across her throat ! 😂 It's 4:00 AM CST in USA and I just found your channel and going to hit 👍 and subscribe then watch some more ! ✌️💙🎵 From St Louis Missouri USA
Cheers for the sub. Appreciate the support on our channel 🤙
Awesome guy’s, Fraser is one of my favourite spots, love your work keep it up , i sub’d 👍
Thanks for the sub! One of our favourites now too.
Where else do you recommend?
Oh what a pity it wasn't sunny and warm at Lake McKenzie. It's such a different experience. But you've been and you went in.
Yeah, still cool though. Could kinda get the idea. Look forward to going back on a sunny day 🤙
This was so epic!@!@#!@!@11 i LOVED THE PART WHEREN U KILLED 5 DOGS!#!#!#!
airing your tires down will help tremendously
Thanks mate. Did let them down, but apparently not quite enough
Rebae😂. Punching mate!
Nice video mate, definitely on the bucket list
Just did a video at Moreton a few weeks ago
Nice one! Will have to check it out. We haven't been to Moreton yet. How is it over there?
@@TeamFerris I loved it 🙌 nice and close to home
Hanging to get back already :)
congrats on your trip! 🌊🌅🏞️🐟😎🤙📹🛻
Cheers mate 🤙
Looking forward great 👍 tip 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Good place to start your trip, a bit of everything. Remember why you’re doing it and put those phones down
Great spot! 🤙
Awesome 💯🎯
Reduce your Tyre pressures it will prevent you getting bogged and ride will be far more comfortable.
Yeah we did reduce the tyre pressure in the car and caravan, we did that before we left. We just didn’t know to empty the water tanks in the caravan.
@@TeamFerris just watched the video, thanks for sharing.
Love K'gari (Fraser) go there annually for 6-8 days at a time.
The moment you went down I can tell you, far too much tyre pressure still. Lugging a van, I'd go down to 10-12 psi, (18psi is too high towing) about right for a light vehicle alone but I still think too high for your rig.
Caravan, single axle go about 15-16,
boogie axle, keep to 18-20 to avoid de-beading whilst tight mannovering.
Vehicle alone, I'd run 16 in front max 18 in rear max. Anytime you get stuck go to 10 psi and drive out.
Now, you do have to be very aware not to through it into a tight quick turn as you'll probably debead the tyre, but there should be no need for tight quick turns whilst beach driving.
When you go back (and you will as K'gari hooks you in) try the lower psi towing, then inflate to 16 for balance of island venturing. You'll enjoy your time so much more.
Fraser Island is awesome 😎
Loved it! Already looking forward to going back. Next time with Bikes we think 🤔
ON SAND: AWD, AIR-DOWN 50%, MUCH WIDER OFFROAD/MUD/SNOW TIRES, NEVER PULL A TRAILER/LOAD!!
Deans thinking...
If only I had a loader and my bike
Great video! What time of year was this? We're heading over in April - pulling a 600kg camper trailer.
We lost our microwave plate after 5 years. Big thump must open the door. 👍🏻 glass everywhere! 😳
Whooops 🤙
Not eatin in the mornings...still drinkin tho🤪
Testing it out 🧐
@@TeamFerris Frazer Island K'gari...the greatest testing ground on the planet😁
Viet food is the best lol
So good!
I turned you off when you punched me in the face with the can of grog!
Not Deans fault, I’m a pretty bad influence 😂
Thanks for the feedback 🤙
You’re going to break something or kill someone if you don’t let you’re tyre pressure down on the beach…..
Yeah, We did let down our tyre pressure. We just didn’t know to empty the water tanks in the caravan.
Do you envy pets
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4:58 Why
Why not?
Because your driving with your kids you flog!
@@shaunmoss7264 we appreciate your concern. But nothing to worry about. Dean simply enjoyed a few sips of a Wild Turkey can while we were crossing the barge. Everyone was safe, and no one was harmed in the making of this video 😊
Only here for the thumb nail mmm