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  1. #61

    Re: What do you tow your boat with

    ..I was generalising of course because not all Toyota drivers are one-eyed, but a lot that I have met are.
    Boat: Seafarer Vagabond
    Live: Great South East....love Moreton Bay fishing

  2. #62

    Re: What do you tow your boat with

    I no longer have brand loyalty. We have an 01' model Corolla which has been very ordinary but my Mitsubishi Triton has been great. I had a Rodeo and it was a great truck.

  3. #63
    Geoff_Atkinson
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    Re: What do you tow your boat with

    Quote Originally Posted by ozscott
    ..I was generalising of course because not all Toyota drivers are one-eyed, but a lot that I have met are.

    I know I am!!!


    Go the Toyotas

  4. #64

    Re: What do you tow your boat with

    If you are looking toward the Nissans please be aware that the Turbo diesels are very good when towing and are not good at takeoffs or hill climbs. The turbo range is a little high and when starting as it takes a while before the turbo cuts in, so pulling a boat up a ramp will require, in some occations, the use of low range depending on the boat. After market chips etc can change this but at a $1500 expense. I have driving the new Rodeo, Falcon BA (Gas), Patrol, Triton, Discovery, Hilux, Cruiser and Parado and the diesels and petrols tow well, the Falcon on gas is a bit gutless but it will get you there. Previous Falcons utes I have driven have had a few overheating problems when towing larger loads. There is also an article in a 4wd mag which goes through each vehicle and explains their good and bad points. The winner of this was the new Disco TDi and V8. The only problem with this is that diesel these days is becoming a false economy and you will find that the newer day 4WD petrol will out perform in economy or $ per Km better than any diesel.

    The Web site is - http://www.overlander.com.au/vehicle...--Large-Wagons

    Good luck with your choice and keep on fishing. #

  5. #65
    Haines Classic 650 with a Nissan STX Navara. No Sweat!!

  6. #66
    Cruisecraft explorer tow with 99 pajero wagon.
    VHF CHANNEL 21
    CALL SIGN : JT OR SC552(social club member)

    There is a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot

    I wonder how much deeper the ocean would be without sponges

    Up here we Use Hussar as baits for real RED FISHS (SHSIIFDER)

  7. #67
    Fisher 730 with a 7.3l F250

  8. #68
    Have a Series2 Discovery diesel but only tows a Seajay4.15m at present. But........................soon to be a Cruisecraft 500 Explorer .

    Wooooooooohooooooooooo

    Very excited about my new boat to be

    not many sleeps to go on this but unfortunately will not be this weekend. Bummer, no boat and a long weekend and the weather might be ok too.!!

    But not getting in to the disco/landcruiser bash. My Discovery could not be better on long trips (800k in a day or so) and I think it pulls like a bull in springtime and economical too

    Car are like anything else. Outboard brands or beer. Some like some and some like another. If we were all the same we'd all be listening to the same band.

    Steve
    Hey, did I tell you about my new boat!!

  9. #69
    currently tow with a 95 dual cab 4x4 rodeo, which struggles being a 2.6 petrol

    soon to be replaced with a new 3.0 turbodiesel ute, either navara or rodeo id say

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