The days are just slipping by, busy but quickly. I have had the 
snorkle and luggage barrier fitted (see pics) and the twin rear wheel carrier and the long range tank go in on Monday. The caravan is fitted with the new hydraulic "jockey wheel" (stand, actually) and it works a treat. The caravan had a matress transplant. The new one is muuuch more comfortable than the old one. Part of the old one is now doing duty as a "spring" under the Waeco fridge/freezer (freezer for this trip). The Nally bins fit, Maxtrax fit, toolbox fits, emergency water jerry fits. Bewdy!
snorkle and luggage barrier fitted (see pics) and the twin rear wheel carrier and the long range tank go in on Monday. The caravan is fitted with the new hydraulic "jockey wheel" (stand, actually) and it works a treat. The caravan had a matress transplant. The new one is muuuch more comfortable than the old one. Part of the old one is now doing duty as a "spring" under the Waeco fridge/freezer (freezer for this trip). The Nally bins fit, Maxtrax fit, toolbox fits, emergency water jerry fits. Bewdy!
We have also configured the back of Max (the LC 200) to take a bed (of sorts) for the trip to the Mitchell River Plateau. We don't need a tent now and the majority of the old caravan mattress is put to good use.
The "model" in the pic is very comfortable and isn't that what it's all about?
The "model" in the pic is very comfortable and isn't that what it's all about?More bewdy!
The caravan cassette toilet is being converted to Biomagic additive - more environmentally friendly and much easier to manage. It's great stuff.
More on the trip prep after we get the carrier and tank fitted.
JB
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