Matthew W
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Well, it finally arrived ... the Aussie-locker i've been waiting for ! Will be putting it in next Friday & will post pics of the install as well as how it performs ...
Finally !
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Ray McIntireJr
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What's that ?
Woppy V
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like Raym2 said but with a bigger HUH?
David Haselden 2
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How much was it and let us know how it performs.
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Why, it's where you store all those pesky Australians that come to your home to try and "rescue" your pet crocodile, of course.
Sorry, couldn't resist.
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Yes, PLEASE take pics and let us know, I may be installing one shortly here ( not my trucks, they are both LSD)..
Thank you !!!
Todd Z
Thank you !!!
Todd Z
That Aussie Locker looks just like the Powertrax unit. It looks more expensive too.
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Tom
Matthew W
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Actually, it was $253 delivered ... the powertrax was more expensive anywhere I looked ($311 at Summit, $470 for the no-slip traction system, before tax/shipping). Very similar to the powertrax unit (lock-right unit), and for a very good reason - (see link)
Took a bit to get in stock due to production not meeting demand/orders.
Opened the box and it appears to be well made, and the instuctions are a small booklet that is well thought out and easy to read/understand.
Have read alot about it before I made the purchase, and not one bad comment, but plenty of accolades.
Should be interesting !!
Took a bit to get in stock due to production not meeting demand/orders.
Opened the box and it appears to be well made, and the instuctions are a small booklet that is well thought out and easy to read/understand.
Have read alot about it before I made the purchase, and not one bad comment, but plenty of accolades.
Should be interesting !!
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Ray McIntireJr
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Brain fart! It might take me a while to figure stuff out but sooner or later.
Eric Pennal
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I was seriously considering the Aussie, for the reasons math-you mentioned. Since I have a 4x2, and don't plan on doing any off-road driving, I'm going to stay with the Powertrax No-Slip. The Powertrax No-Slip is designed for street use, but the Aussie and Powertrax lockers are both designed for off-road use.
I wish Aussie made a street version of their locker.
I wish Aussie made a street version of their locker.
