OFF ROAD DRIVING.

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OFF ROAD DRIVING

OVERVIEW MECHANICAL SYMPATHY CLEARANCE, WASHBOARD, MUD, ROCKS AND SAND. APPROACH and DEPARTURE CLIMBING HILLS

MECHANICAL SYMPATHY TREAT YOUR ENGINE LIKE YOU WOULD YOUR PERSONAL VEHICLE GET TO THE EMERGENCY AND BACK WITHOUT GETTING STUCK OR BREAKING FINESSE YOUR WAY OVER OBSTACLES. IF YOU GET HUNG UP ON SOMETHING, STOP, GET OUT AND FIGURE OUT WHAT IS CAUSING THE PROBLEM.

CLEARANCE HOW MUCH CLEARANCE DO YOU HAVE UNDER YOUR VEHICLE. USUALLY YOUR DIFFERENTIALS ARE THE LOWEST PART OF THE TRUCK. WHAT ELSE?

WASH BOARD WASH BOARD CAN BE BRUTAL ON YOUR NERVES AND YOUR EQUIPMENT. TO AVOID LOOSING CONTROL SLOW DOWN.

MUD AVOID MUD WHEN POSSIBLE. IF YOU MUST GO THROUGH THE MUD GET OUT AND LOOK USE A STICK OR TOOL TO GAUGE HOW DEEP AND OR SOFT THE MUD IS SUCTION FORCE NEEDED TO GET OUT OF THE MUD. DON’T GET STUCK IN MUD!

ROCKS PLAN YOUR LINE AHEAD GO OVER THE ROCKS WITH YOUR WHEELS STRAIT STEER BEFORE OR AFTER ROCKS CLEARANCE, EXHAUST, DIFFENTIALS, RUNNING BOARDS (SIDE AND TAIL)

SAND LOOSE, DRY SAND IS DIFFICULT TO STAY ON TOP OF AIR DOWN YOUR TIRES TO FOR A BIGGER FOOT PRINT FORWARD MOMENTUM IS KEY CONTROL THE THROTTLE TO AVOID WHEEL SPIN IF YOU FIND YOURSELF WITH TOTAL LACK OF FORWARD PROGRESS STOP BEFORE THE WHEELS DIG IN

WATER Engine water crossing Aussie Engine IF THE CROSSING IS UNKNOWN TO YOU, GET OUT AND CHECK THE WATER DEPTH AS YOU EXIT WATER THE BRAKES WILL BE WET AND NOT WORK PROPERLY UNTIL THEY ARE DRY HAVE A MECHANIC INSPECT THE VEHICLE AFTER A WATER CROSSING HIGHER THAN HALF THE HEIGHT OF YOUR TIRES Engine water crossing Aussie Engine

UNKNOWN TERRAIN GRASS OR UNEVEN TERRAIN CAN HIDE HAZARDS. NIGHT DRIVING STAY ON THE TWO TRACK WHEN POSSIBLE

HILL CLIMB Smooth and steady USE LOW RANGE 4X4, CHOOSE AND STAY IN THE GEAR YOU WILL SUMMIT WITH. STAY AT A CONSTANT RPM. LET THE VEHICLE CLIMB SLOWLY. A DOWN SHIFT AT THE WRONG TIME TAKES AWAY MOMENTUM. IF ALL FORWARD MOMENTUM IS LOST AND WHEELS SPIN STOP! DON’T CONTINUE TO SPIN THE WHEELS. ASK FOR HELP Smooth and steady

HILL CLIMB ABORT SHIFT INTO REVERSE, USE THE ENGINE BRAKING KEEP YOUR WHEELS ROLLING. THE FRONT HAS MOST OF THE WEIGHT AND BREAKING POWER. THE FRONT END OF THE VEHICLE CAN SLIDE SIDEWAYS IF YOUR FRONT WHEELS LOCK UP. TO STOP AND CONTINUE CLIMB SET YOUR PARKING BREAK. USE THE ACCELERATOR, WHEN YOU FEEL THE TRUCK MOVING FORWARD RELIES THE PARKING BREAK AND CONTINUE UP. SIDEWAYS Dakar

APPROACH and DEPARTURE Approach angle is the maximum angle of a ramp onto which a vehicle can climb without interference. Departure angle is its counterpart at the rear of the vehicle – the maximum ramp angle from which the vehicle can descend Approach and departure angles are indicators of off-road ability of the vehicle: they indicate how steep obstacles, such as rocks or logs, the vehicle can negotiate according to its body shape alone

SPACING LET THE VEHICLE IN FRONT OF YOU FINISH THEIR CLIMB. DOES THE RIG IN FRONT HAVE ENOUGH ROOM TO BACK DOWN IF THEY NEEDED? KEEP MOVING HOWEVER BE READY TO GO BACK IF THE NEXT ENGINE BEHIND YOU.

REMEMBER WE ARE HERE TO LEARN, GAIN EXPERIENCE AND HAVE FUN. TAKE YOUR DRIVING VERY SERIOUSLY. IT’S A LONG WAY DOWN.

UXO THERE IS ALWAYS A CHANCE OF A UXO. IT IS IMPORTANT NOT TO TOUCH IT OR GET NEAR IT. LET YOUR INSTRUCTOR KNOW IF YOU SEE ANY UXO ON OR NEAR THE ROAD.

MK19 Rounds M385 40mm inert approx age 3 months Stoney Valley TA 12

Fin 81mm HE and 60mm round approx age 2yrs + Stoney Valley TA 12

ANY QUESTIONS?