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  • pusspuss
    Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 112
    • ballarat

    Photos border track

    A couple of photos of the weekend getaway to the Vic /SA border track
    6 cars in total with no assisted recovery required.
    This is an easy destination to get to for the long weekend
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    2014 Pajero NW VRX, many extras to come
  • Jack ANT
    Member
    • Mar 2012
    • 101
    • Shoalhaven

    #2
    Nice, I'm very jealous this a track I plan on doing soonish.

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    • green troll
      Valued Member
      • Aug 2015
      • 800
      • Adelaide

      #3
      Great pics. Want to do this soon. Could you tow a light cub camper through it solo.

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      • Poita
        Valued Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 1070
        • Adelaide

        #4
        Originally posted by green troll View Post
        Great pics. Want to do this soon. Could you tow a light cub camper through it solo.
        There are a couple large soft climbs, but it should be doable.
        NW VRX MY2013
        Jonny Tig FMIC, 3" Exhaust, RalliArt remap, Provent, FuelManager, CouplerTec rust protection, ARB bar, Runva winch, TJM Snorkel, Bilstein/Lovell/Airbags, full Bushskins kit, Asfir AC+fuel, Fyrlyt Nemesis 9000 spotties + LED headlights, Uniden UHF, RedArc TowPro Elite, BRC breathers, Honda sprayers, Automate lockup/paddles, Rhino platform/backbone

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        • pusspuss
          Member
          • Jun 2010
          • 112
          • ballarat

          #5
          when were were there last weekend, a Landrover discovery came through towing an Ultimate camper and claimed it was a breeze where as soon after, another discovery came through not towing and said he was struggling to get over the large dunes.
          It will be hard on the car and trailer cause not only are the dunes soft and chewed up but the ruts going up some are getting very deep.
          After the one way section, parks have put a mesh matting on the harder dunes taking all the challenge and fun out.
          2014 Pajero NW VRX, many extras to come

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          • Drjohn11
            Member
            • Sep 2011
            • 231
            • Melbourne

            #6
            Was there 2 weeks ago. Solo trip. Only saw several other cars. Started at Lake Albacutya - Western Beach along the Milmed Track and stayed at Big Billy Bore. Then through Cactus Bore to Scorpion Springs and down the Border Track. The sand was soft and lots of ruts so in my opinion towing a trailer would be asking for trouble. Stayed overnight at Red Bluff and then home to Melbourne. 4 enjoyable days. Practice for the upcoming Simpson trip in June



            NX GLS MY15 Pajero 265 265 17 BFG AT KO2 Bilsteins & Lovells, ARB Bar Airtec Snorkel Runva XP11 Full BushSkinz Underbody Protection and RockSliders, Donaldson Filter, LRA Tank, Icom 450N 75W HID Spots & Lightbar Drifta Drawers MSA Fridge Slide Engel Fridge 110AH Lithium Battery 65L Water Tank Paddle & Lockup-Mate Kimberley Kamper
            NL 1999 Pajero 3.5L Cargo Barrier UHF Roof Rack. Dual Battery Engel Fridge No Airbags

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            • vk7hch
              Member
              • Oct 2013
              • 114
              • Kingston Beach, Tasmania

              #7
              Heading that way in 1 week today, like most, starting at Lake Albacutya winding our way up towards Mildura, then down the track for about 6 days of fun. Hopefully lots of pics.
              2002 NM 3.5L V6 Auto GLS, 33" BFG KM3s on Patrol 16x8, front air locker, Ironman lift plus poly blocks plus rear airbags, Runva 11XP, Bushskinz, ARB Combo bar, HF, VHF/UHF radios, 9" LED spots, 2 x LED light bars, interior LED lighting, Rear drawers, dual batteries, Projecta DC/DC charger, cabin filter mod, Bisho's centre console mod, roof basket, solar panel, Darche 270 Eclipse awning, ebay snorkel, activated tail lights.

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              • beagleONE
                Junior Member
                • May 2016
                • 23
                • SA

                #8
                do you guys find you need to carry fuel when doing the border track?
                or all good without??

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                • Drjohn11
                  Member
                  • Sep 2011
                  • 231
                  • Melbourne

                  #9
                  Have LRA 58 tank so did not need to refuel for all of my trip
                  Do your fuel stop calculations based on chewing 20 L/100 km whilst driving in the sand

                  Alex
                  NX GLS MY15 Pajero 265 265 17 BFG AT KO2 Bilsteins & Lovells, ARB Bar Airtec Snorkel Runva XP11 Full BushSkinz Underbody Protection and RockSliders, Donaldson Filter, LRA Tank, Icom 450N 75W HID Spots & Lightbar Drifta Drawers MSA Fridge Slide Engel Fridge 110AH Lithium Battery 65L Water Tank Paddle & Lockup-Mate Kimberley Kamper
                  NL 1999 Pajero 3.5L Cargo Barrier UHF Roof Rack. Dual Battery Engel Fridge No Airbags

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                  • Poita
                    Valued Member
                    • Sep 2010
                    • 1070
                    • Adelaide

                    #10
                    I took a fully loaded Vitara with a 40ltr fuel tank and still had plenty left at the end!
                    Also depends on how much exploring you do...

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                    NW VRX MY2013
                    Jonny Tig FMIC, 3" Exhaust, RalliArt remap, Provent, FuelManager, CouplerTec rust protection, ARB bar, Runva winch, TJM Snorkel, Bilstein/Lovell/Airbags, full Bushskins kit, Asfir AC+fuel, Fyrlyt Nemesis 9000 spotties + LED headlights, Uniden UHF, RedArc TowPro Elite, BRC breathers, Honda sprayers, Automate lockup/paddles, Rhino platform/backbone

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                    • beagleONE
                      Junior Member
                      • May 2016
                      • 23
                      • SA

                      #11
                      thanks guys!
                      appreciate the feedback

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                      • Les PK Ranger
                        Member
                        • Dec 2015
                        • 159
                        • Adelaide

                        #12
                        Originally posted by green troll View Post
                        Great pics. Want to do this soon. Could you tow a light cub camper through it solo.
                        All the larger dunes have bypass tracks from more moderate to easy, so you can go around them no problems.
                        Maybe if planning lunch nearby a larger dune, you can drop the trailer and have a play before hooking up again and carrying on.
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                        Nowhere to go, all day to get there . . .

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