Nissan Patrol 4x4 (Africa)

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1. Name: Full Name (Nickname/Registered Name) Pat Murray-portal pat

2. Birthday and Age: 8 July 1950

3. Town and Country of residence: Tasmania, Australia

4. Home Language: English

5. Occupation/Business: Warehousing, delivery driver.

6. Family status: married

7. Membership - Other 4X4 Clubs and Forums: Trekka 4WD Club, Patrol 4x4.com, Tassie4WD.com

8. Current 4x4: 2006 GU coilcab

9. Current Mods: 35s, lockers, crawler gears, Warn Himount, Portal axles, snorkel,onboard air, Trayon camper and other stuff.

10. Mods on wish list: Nothing.

11. Vehicle on wish list: Got it.

12. Previous 4x4's: Jeep, Landys, Suzuki Sierra.

13. Last 3 offroad or overland destinations: All in Tasmania.

14. Your favourite destination: Tasmanian west coast.

15. Other hobbies: photography, bushwalking,

16. GPS and Map Data used: Hema Navigator,OzExplorer

17. Rate your 4X4 and overlanding experience: Extensive

18. Online Photo Site: Photobucket

19. Photos of you and your Vehicle:
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Hey man very welcome here
Great pick up u got there tell us more about those crawwler gears?

Tinus lotz wrote:Hey man very welcome here
Great pick up u got there tell us more about those crawwler gears?

Supplied and fitted by Mark's 4WD Adaptors, they are 3.74:1. With the additional hub reduction (1.22:1) in the portal assemblies, I have 80:1 low low. Any more would be just greedy!

Welcome Pat, that Troll Pick up looks absolutely awesome!

Welcome Pat!!

Very welcome Pat.

Hi Pat

Welcome to the Forum. Not as busy as the Ozzie forum, but on the up side it is more personal.

With regard to the crawler gears, this is something we in SA do not have much experience of.
My biggest worry is reliability. How hard have you driven your vehicle using the crawler gears? and have you come across a lot of drivetrain failures as a result of, or associated with crawler gears?

Thanks

Alex

Hi Pat & MOST welcome.. Already THANK You for the inputs you've already given .. I learned some :-))

You will notice that lot of us tend to switch over to Afrikaans .. if the topic is of interest, and we jabber away in Afrikaans, just copy the text and take it to GOOGLE TRANSLATE .. it wont be correct but least you'll understand.what we are on about

and again - welcome
You should have similar down under ???
http://translate.google.co.za/

Alex Roux wrote:Hi Pat

Welcome to the Forum. Not as busy as the Ozzie forum, but on the up side it is more personal.

With regard to the crawler gears, this is something we in SA do not have much experience of.
My biggest worry is reliability. How hard have you driven your vehicle using the crawler gears? and have you come across a lot of drivetrain failures as a result of, or associated with crawler gears?

Thanks

Alex

Hi Alex,
Marks 4WD Adaptors crawler gears are stronger than original. Used regularly in winch comps. and outback racing. Outstanding product well worth the money.

Good morning - SA

Welcome welcome