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General Discussion / Re: Itechworld sale
« Last post by GGV8Cruza on Yesterday at 07:40:12 PM »Have had good dealings with them, a faulty product was replaced within days from WA to Vic.
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General Discussion / Re: Funny Photos 2024
« Last post by Hairs on Yesterday at 06:59:44 PM »I identify as invisible.
My pronouns are,
Who, Where.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
My pronouns are,
Who, Where.
You don't use magic to disappear, ya use a 4x4 & Swag.
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General Discussion / Re: Funny Photos 2024
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General Discussion / Re: Itechworld sale
« Last post by brianvicki on Yesterday at 10:51:00 AM »When I had a 4WD/camping business I dealt with the owner in w.a. quite often, very friendly…
Also as quoted online ‘ iTechworld is a Western Australian family owned and operated company’
Have had their slimline lithium 50amp in my car for a couple of years, all good
Also as quoted online ‘ iTechworld is a Western Australian family owned and operated company’
Have had their slimline lithium 50amp in my car for a couple of years, all good
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General Discussion / Re: Funny Photos 2024
« Last post by MattNQ on May 21, 2024, 11:37:39 PM ».
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General Discussion / Re: Itechworld sale
« Last post by Troopy greg on May 21, 2024, 10:32:47 PM »I have 2 of their batteries in my camper for 5 years and never had a problem bought another for my troopy 2 years ago and it’s going great had a 240 volt charger that died on me after 3 weeks rang them no problems walked into their show room and swapped it no questions asked and the replacement one has worked perfectly for 3 years now highly recommend them
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General Discussion / Re: What made you Smile - 2024
« Last post by GregP on May 21, 2024, 09:20:51 PM »He also said the canopy is re-enforced inside with a load rated roll cage so all the weight is transferred to the tray. Nothing is sitting on the vehicle roof.
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General Discussion / Re: What made you Smile - 2024
« Last post by Mace on May 21, 2024, 01:56:35 PM »its actually sitting on the tray with the Ford.. So its actually 260kg distributed on 4 points of contact, so 65 kg on each. Although its high up, and will drastically reduce fuel consumption, its probably well within the Fords load capacity (along with all the other stuff he has fitted to it).
If I were going to do something like that (which I have no interest in) that type of vehicle would be my choice, not a Hilux/Ranger/Etc.
If I were going to do something like that (which I have no interest in) that type of vehicle would be my choice, not a Hilux/Ranger/Etc.
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General Discussion / Re: What made you Smile - 2024
« Last post by Fizzie on May 21, 2024, 11:35:25 AM »After mentioning it on another forum, here's how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTgBPn9KYLo!
(Oops, sorry about the colour!)
But ...
He says that the trailer is 30kg & the rack is 70 = 100kg, then you have the boat at ~50kg, outboard at ~60, & "all his gear" (including an electric trolling motor, batteries etc, so lets call that another 50kg?
All up, that's 260kg sitting on the roof!!!
I don't know just which car he has, apart from a Toyota dual-cab, but guessing at a HiLux, https://www.whichcar.com.au/toyota/hilux/accessories/roof-racks says: The HiLux’s roof load limit is 75kg, and that weight has to include the weight of the rack. So if your rack weighs 30kg, that’s 45kg of gear you can carry.
75 vs 260kg & Toyota 4wds have a high centre of gravity to start with!
No, thanks!
(Oops, sorry about the colour!)
But ...
He says that the trailer is 30kg & the rack is 70 = 100kg, then you have the boat at ~50kg, outboard at ~60, & "all his gear" (including an electric trolling motor, batteries etc, so lets call that another 50kg?
All up, that's 260kg sitting on the roof!!!
I don't know just which car he has, apart from a Toyota dual-cab, but guessing at a HiLux, https://www.whichcar.com.au/toyota/hilux/accessories/roof-racks says: The HiLux’s roof load limit is 75kg, and that weight has to include the weight of the rack. So if your rack weighs 30kg, that’s 45kg of gear you can carry.
75 vs 260kg & Toyota 4wds have a high centre of gravity to start with!
No, thanks!
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General Discussion / Re: Itechworld sale
« Last post by HKB Electronics on May 21, 2024, 09:08:37 AM »Want to be a little bit careful, apparently no after sales support. Apparently they only operate a wharehouse here, and as they are an international company consumer affairs have no power over them according to someone on another forum who had issues with a dud battery.