Madaz wrote:Just a question about the night stages: are we going to benefit greatly if we all have auxillary lighting, or will 2 headlights and a dolphin torch suffice?
Cheers
Uhmmmm there ain't no street lights out the back of the farm so up to you - personally I like the idea of no vehicle lights and night vision gogles
xj wrote:Brent, we're only asking all these questions 'cause we want your avatar to depict your reality!
Man - I hope your jollopy lasts long enough to come through my section
LOL, it doesnt comply to the rules in regards to the ali or steel head cover required for soft-tops. Hence, i shant be attending. Well, might have to come and have a shuftie though.
You could also give Richard a call and volunteer to marshal
xj wrote:Brent, we're only asking all these questions 'cause we want your avatar to depict your reality!
Man - I hope your jollopy lasts long enough to come through my section
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Madaz wrote:Just in a swamp on the back of a mates farm
how did your winch go man ?
Winch worked pretty good, dragged the hilux around without any dramas, BUT......... I did manage to wreck my front driveshaft..... So I'll be sitting out this comp
There's camping available for Saturday night correct??
Are we able to bring a support vehicle to carry our tools, spares, food, jackets and camera's etc between stages? After doing the Extreme park event last year, having a support vehicle would make the event so much more enjoyable!!!!
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
There's camping available for Saturday night correct??
Are we able to bring a support vehicle to carry our tools, spares, food, jackets and camera's etc between stages? After doing the Extreme park event last year, having a support vehicle would make the event so much more enjoyable!!!!
I have been talking to Brent about the Winch Challenge and he has referred me to you in regard to one particular question.
I would like to know if we can take a support vehicle.
After doing a couple of other Club Class Winch Challenge events, it has highlighted to us that having a support vehicle would greatly enhance the enjoyment of the event.
The reason being, it would mean that we could take a more elaborate tool kit and spares kit than what we are able to carry in the competing vehicle, which is also of benefit to the other competitors in our group, and prevents having to get other competitors to run each other back to the car park to get required items out of their tow vehicles.
It also means we have somewhere to put food and drink and warm clothes, such as wet weather gear etc, which makes the wait between turns to compete in the stages much more enjoyable.
The driver of the support vehicle also has the opportunity to get some great footage of the action on each stage, as they aren’t trekking on foot for half an hour to get between stages and missing half the action.
I don’t know if you are planning to split the field up into two groups, but there’s no reason why our support vehicle couldn’t also take other peoples gear as well.
The support vehicle is a well set up club truck, the driver is a NZ4WDA member through the Waikato Club, and will have the necessary 3rd party insurance.
Your thoughts please!!
Cheers, Pete 027 357 9547
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
Hi Peter You are most welcome to take a support vehicle to the camp site. However that is where it would stay, Due to the fact that the property is a working farm and we have limited control over who is driving support vehicles around, the decision has been made that the the only vehicles that will be allowed to drive around the event are competition vehicles (and even that is controlled) and officials vehicles. As you can imagine the kayos of having another 20 or so support vehicles cruising around the place creating issues I don't need, And if I say yes to one I have to say yes to everybody. As you can appreciate their are some reasonably big issues with liability and I have to air on the side of caution. I also have to keep the property owner happy and he has voiced concerns excessive traffic. With this in mind we have tried too plan the stages so that they are reasonably close together. Regards Nathen Phillips
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
wopass wrote:how many stages are there going to be mate ? i just went thru the thread and cant find the answer... wondering how much fuel to bring for the truck
so up to you - personally I like the idea of no vehicle lights and night vision gogles 
