PODCAST – 4X4 EARTH ON EVERYTHING THAT CAN GO WRONG OFF ROAD

Our friend James from 4×4 Earth contributes in a great way to the 4WD community by providing accessible information for 4WDers of all skills levels. Listen to this wonderful podcast on all of the ways …

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Jun 19 2017

Our friend James from 4×4 Earth contributes in a great way to the 4WD community by providing accessible information for 4WDers of all skills levels.

Listen to this wonderful podcaston all of the ways that you can get yourself in strife whilst out on the tracks. The content around tow-ball injuries struck a note with us especially at this time with another recent death in QLD from a tow-ball recovery incident.

Click the image below to head to the podcast. We also get a mention too!

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