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RoshRox
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Howzit people. Joined yesterday and looking forward to reading the posts and getting out there with some new information. KZN North Coast local that likes to get to new places when possible. Cheers!

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Mad Manny
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Welcome Rosh!
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Welcome Rosh!

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Welcome Rosh.
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Welcome Rosh

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Welcome Rosh,
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Welcome Rosh
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Welcome Rosh





Redone
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Post by Redone »

Hi everybody,

Thank you for approving my application.

I am now retired and expect to do a lot of gravel road road touring once I have settled my finances
Am thinking of buying an XLT with a OKTO gravellor

Any advice would be appreciated

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Mad Manny
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Welcome Redone!

A Ford is great for retired travellers - you have the time to wait for the flatbed... :D

Only joking, let's see what Overlanders like Andreas and Iandvl say....
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Post by iandvl »

Welcome Redone. Sure the Ford will be fine.

I don't know the OKTO Gravellor and cannot really comment on that. Gravel road touring sounds all goodly. But I guess it all depends on where you want to go. When touring, I prefer not towing. Yes - I've seen people tow offroad trailers down the Kamgab river bed etc. I just prefer not having to worry about towing in circumstances like that.

Any advice will depend on where you're planning to go...
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Welcome Redone. Only advice I can give about an off road trailer setup is take your time before you buy. Try to rent one or two for a weekend away and you will soon see what your requirements will be. It could save you money in the long term.

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Welcome Redone.
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You already have some very good advice from Andreas. I have seen a selection of trailers and vans available for hire at Kempton Caravans. I've always found them to be very helpful.
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Welcome Redone!

Some forum advice… never listen to Manny. Always listen to Andreas. 😁😁
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