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Kaiwaka winter trip

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I have been thinking of planning a trip to my Dad's farm in Kaiwaka.

I would want to have the trip sometime in winter, because it is HEAPS more fun when it's so wet you can barely even get out the back. :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

So I was wondering whether people would prefer a whole-weekend trip, or just a day trip? We might be able to use the Hakaru hall to sleep in (10 mins from the farm), otherwise we could brave the winter chill in tents? :lol:

The farm is only 2.29 km's from SH1 (the same distance to a petrol station). Also, Kaiwaka is around half way between Auckland and Whangarei, so isn't really hard to get to.

The farm has a variety of 4wding aspects to it, with hills, a bit of flat, bogs, swampy stuff, a creek and a whole lot of MUD. :D :D
We have held trials, and numerous club events here before, all of which have been great fun. :wink: :D

So if anyone is keen, feel free to suggest anything, and tell me your preferences (day or weekend trip).

(I may upload photos/videos later.)

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Hey Mate,

Yea you know Im keen as. My preference is a day trip as the little one is still a bit to young for a weekend outing.

Keep me posted,

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FORGE1 wrote:Hey Mate,

Yea you know Im keen as. My preference is a day trip as the little one is still a bit to young for a weekend outing.

Keep me posted,

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You could always turn out for one of the two days.

And c'mon, she cant be that scared of us, can she? :lol: :lol:
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I will be keen, just say when. Probably just keen on the one day though. I will have my mud tyres next time too so I can actually drive places ha ha....
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id be keen bro. not fussed if its for a day or weekend...

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I'd be into a day or two there.
I was thinking of giving you guys a ribbing to get in there again.
I would say, the usual suspects will be keen, as most are viewing now :lol: :lol:
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SP450andLE wrote:
FORGE1 wrote:Hey Mate,

Yea you know Im keen as. My preference is a day trip as the little one is still a bit to young for a weekend outing.

Keep me posted,

Cheers
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You could always turn out for one of the two days.

And c'mon, he cant be that scared of us, can he? :lol: :lol:



:lol: haha she will be all keen to go and wont want to go home lol thats the problem haha

I will be there for one of the days, will see if the wife wants to get rid of us the whole weekend then it will be a 2 day trip :)

PS: the subaru has a bearing gone in the rear diff and the rattle is getting worse so looks like I will fix it during the week, fun fun. haha
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Iam always keen was dissapointed last time was out there as I did not make it past the first big hill by the pond also only having two of my Khumo's, so I would go for a couple of days depending.

Will also have my mud's on, and hopefully no breakage's this time.

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sibainmud wrote:I'd be into a day or two there.
I was thinking of giving you guys a ribbing to get in there again.
I would say, the usual suspects will be keen, as most are viewing now :lol: :lol:
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I also want to race Simon up that hill and see how my truck performs next to the Terranosaurs :lol: :lol:
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Here's the last trip :P
You mean like this Ruben :lol:
Thats the day my clutch started slipping, it don't like 2nd to 5th :oops: :oops:



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sibainmud wrote:Here's the last trip :P
You mean like this Ruben :lol:
Thats the day my clutch started slipping, it don't like 2nd to 5th :oops: :oops:



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Yep the first one, I would like to do that and also that other hill climb, seeing I have the bigger exhaust it has a quicker pickup so I will look forward to this.
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Hey Ruben,
Bear in mind I now have a big exhaust too, twice the boost, new tires, and my rear diff lock working.
Bring it on :P
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sibainmud wrote:Hey Ruben,
Bear in mind I now have a big exhaust too, twice the boost, new tires, and my rear diff lock working.
Bring it on :P


Yes that is true, just would be interesting to see if we raced each other it might be close/ or might not be.

and like you said BRING IT ON :D
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I'd be keen to come and play :D

I only have a little V8 :P
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:twisted: yeessss sounds very innnnteresting innnndeed

will be keen for a weekend :D
arrive friday night ready for saturday :D
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mudlva wrote::twisted: yeessss sounds very innnnteresting innnndeed

will be keen for a weekend :D
arrive friday night ready for saturday :D


Haha. Fair enough. I will probably be there Friday night. But just one thing... If you are there friday, you'll have to stay in a tent :wink: :lol: :lol:
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Simon, where's that video of me in the 'Zuk, doing way better than Lincoln, almost beating Danny? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink: :lol:
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sibainmud wrote:Here's the last trip :P
You mean like this Ruben :lol:

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Have to wonder what type of tow rope was been used when the Suzuki was trying to tow the Hilux? Didn't look to have any stretch in at all. At least you can see the rope stretch a bit when the Terrano hooked up on it, but that was obviously a different rope.
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SP450andLE wrote:Simon, where's that video of me in the 'Zuk, doing way better than Lincoln, almost beating Danny? :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink: :lol:


Hey Lewis,
It's at the end of the "grass Hill Climb" vid.

Ralfie wrote:
Have to wonder what type of tow rope was been used when the Suzuki was trying to tow the Hilux? Didn't look to have any stretch in at all. At least you can see the rope stretch a bit when the Terrano hooked up on it, but that was obviously a different rope.


Dunno what rope was used there, but a little zuk can't stretch a strap very far before it changes direction and recoils :lol: :lol:

We sent in the zuk because that was his first trip with Silverstones, and we did it for a show :mrgreen:

We had real fun playing in the mud that day :mrgreen:
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You better have your new snorkel before the trip Simon, 'cos then you can have a go at 'The Impossible Bog' (A bog that no-one has ever gone the whole way through, not even massive big 350 Chev tuff trucks) :wink: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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i would be interested in this to ( dont mind tenting )
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me and a few of the Warkworth Boys could be keen on joining in
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playingInTheDitch wrote:me and a few of the Warkworth Boys could be keen on joining in


Awesome :mrgreen:

So how many of you are there?
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Now ya just have to sort out a date.
Lookin forward to this one 8)
Gotta watch those WW boys :lol: :lol:
Hopefully there won't be any conflicts with dates :roll:
I'm in!
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sibainmud wrote:Now ya just have to sort out a date.
Lookin forward to this one 8)
Gotta watch those WW boys :lol: :lol:
Hopefully there won't be any conflicts with dates :roll:
I'm in!
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Yeah, I was thinking of having it sometime between now and September (just to be precise :wink: :lol: ). A date will be confirmed later, when the Lada actually has a WoF. :roll: :lol:

I may even have the Fiva going (but it most likely wont be road legal), so I could take that for a spin :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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SP450andLE wrote:
playingInTheDitch wrote:me and a few of the Warkworth Boys could be keen on joining in


Awesome :mrgreen:

So how many of you are there?



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So are you thinking pre the winch challenge at Easter or after ?? Sounds like this could be fun........... :D
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Found this well edited footage from the same weekend.
To explain, we went to Poutu as well and had a play in the sand too.


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Hilux Dan wrote:So are you thinking pre the winch challenge at Easter or after ?? Sounds like this could be fun........... :D


After. Definitely. :D
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Don't forget, some of us are planning a trip to the Naki mid May.
I have to get as many trips in before I retire the Terranosurus.
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