Mundaring Powerlines Track in May

ByAaron Schubert Posted:October 12, 2014April 8, 2024 Updated:April 8, 2024

This was another spur of the moment 4WD trip to the Mundaring Powerlines Track. We only had a few hours on the track, but had a great time. This was the first real test for the Eaton Harrop ELockers, and even with bald tyres in the sloppy mud they went exceptionally well.

Flexing the 80 series — Flex with no lift kit

GU at Mundaring — Nothing beats a set of muddies

Knarly hill climb at Mundaring — One of the best climbs at Mundaring

Mundaring Powerlines Track hard section — Another wheel off the ground

Mundaring Powerlines Track — A big Patrol at Mundaring

My 80 series in the mud — All terrain tyres only go so far

Stuck in slop — Just about to get bogged

Walking the 80 up — Testing the lockers out

Way too much momentum — Too much momentum!

All in all, a fantastic afternoon. We’ll be back!

Aaron Schubert

Aaron Schubert is a 4WD and camping nut, who's a qualified Maintenance Planner and Mechanical Fitter, and has extensive Industrial Maintenance experience.

He's done hundreds of 4WD tracks all over Australia and more than a thousand nights camping with several different 4WD builds and camping setups.

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