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How much can you carry on your roof rack?
We caught up with ARB's Product Manager of Fabricated Products Mark Deprinse, about the best way to work out how much you can carry on the roof of your vehicle. The answer is simple...
Mark explains, “The first thing to consider is the roof capacity of the vehicle. This is the vehicle manufacturer's stated roof weight capacity. For example, the Toyota Hilux has a stated roof capacity of 85 kilograms. ARB’s Base rack and mounting kit for that vehicle weigh 20kg. That means you can load up to 65 kilograms on that particular rack on that vehicle. The new 300 Series Toyota Landcruiser has a stated roof load capacity of 100kgs. The Base rack and mounting kit is 30kgs leaving a roof capacity of 70kgs.
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The bad news is, its Monday. The good news is that you can sit back and relax with your beverage of choice and the latest edition of Twin Diffs while you plan your next adventure.
Have a read for the latest on Toyota Tundra for Down Under, How to avoid animal strikes, roof rack loading and more... online.fliphtml5.com/gaurc/diyu/#p=1
Want even more TLCCWA? Be sure to join us for our next club meeting on 30 March. Send us a message or email enquiries@tlccwa.org.au for more details.
What a cracking weekend that we are proud to be a part of. Well done to everyone involved and congrats to members Jan and Alan 👏
The Toyota Land Cruiser Club of WA is proud to have partnered with Life Cycle for Canteen as a gold sponsor for the past 17 years.
Life Cycle runs events for cyclists in WA to raise funds for Canteen in Australia. This weekend is the OnRoad cycling event where 150 riders will be riding up to 405km from Bassendean to Busselton. TLCCWA club members will be assisting by providing escort vehicles to protect riders on the ride and carry water and supplies.
To donate to this very worthy cause, click here: www.raiseit.org.au/event/lifecycle-onroad-2023/leaderboard
See you on the road!
Events
A leisurely few days through Koolyanobbing to the spectacular Helena & Aurora Ranges.
Image: helenaaurorarange.com.au
Trip Leader: Big Red
All details TBA at this stage. Self sufficient camping. Can take capable offroad vans. Beach and sand driving, forests and fishing. Visitors welcome.
Club meets monthly - last Thurs month. 7:30pm - enquiries@tlccwa.org.au
Travelling out through Sandstone to CSR Well No. 1 and then circling back through the Karara Rangelands.
Camping at Billiburning Rock, Lake Mason (with trips out to Wiluna and Sandstone), Red Granite Rock, Narloo Station, and Camel Soak.
Visitors welcome!
Grade: 2
Bring recovery gear, meals for 6 days, water, fuel, firewood.
Image: Michael Warren
Murchison House Wild Bush Camp - EOI - Dates TBA
Trip Leader: Stuart
EOI at this stage. Dates to be advised.
Take all necessary supplies for bush camping including recovery gear and extra fuel.
Club meets monthly - last Thursday of the month - email enquiries@tlccwa.org.au
Trip Leader: Big Red
Leisurely few days travelling through the Murchison at the height of wildflower season. Visitors welcome
Club meets monthly - last Thursday of the month - email enquiries@tlccwa.org.au
Trip Leader: Big Red
Leisurely few days travelling through the Murchison at the height of wildflower season. Visitors welcome
Club meets monthly - last Thursday of the month - email enquiries@tlccwa.org.au
