▲ 39 r/nzwildlife
Man I love jumping spiders
Cutest little dudes or dudets, was in the kitchen, popped them out onto our magnolia.
u/rurunz — 12 days ago
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▲ 119 r/StaffordBullTerriers
How do I know Mū is tired?
When she sits like this and does a bum wiggle lol
u/rurunz — 30 days ago
▲ 49 r/AveragePicsOfNZ
Average workplace ribbing or rivalry
Tbf, he did thank me for letting him merge in front of me going through the drury roadworks so not a wanker to me.
Also cause reddit.... handsfree photo taken with phone in phone holder.
u/rurunz — 2 months ago
▲ 214 r/NewZealandWildlife
Some different burbs today
Blue springs walk this morning. Lots of other wildlife but love these guys.
u/rurunz — 3 months ago
▲ 22 r/nzhomecooks
Smash burgers
Onion rings, chips and cosmo chicken salt for the win
u/rurunz — 4 months ago
Towing
NZ tradie here, dont hold it against me.
I looking for anyone here who has some real world experience with long term towing on the byd ute.
Regularly travel in excess of 300km per day up and down country (work in a dairy support industry) and Im getting a bit sick of my van enough to pull the plug on it. Will be towing roughly 1t+ in gear plus the trailer every 2-3 days, sometimes daily.
Will wait for the 2L obviously as it turns up in May as large engine should theoretically drop down fuel consumption when towing and extra capacity (3.5t vs 2.5t) is always good.
As an aside, I do realise my fuel bill will be greater than my existing van but Im starting to dislike the constant chemicals Im breathing daily.
Chur
u/rurunz — 5 months ago
▲ 14 r/nzev
Byd shark 6
Tradie here, looking of anyone has some real world experience with long term towing on the byd ute.
Regularly travel in excess of 300km per day up and down country (work in a dairy support industry) Im getting a bit sick of my van enough to pull the plug on it. Will be towing roughly 1t plus the trailer every 2-3 days, sometimes daily.
Will wait for the 2L obviously as large engine should theoretically down to full consumption down when towing and extra capacity (3.5t vs 2.5t) is always good.
As an aside, I do realise my fuel bill will be greater than my existing van but Im starting to dislike the constant chemicals Im breathing daily.
u/rurunz — 5 months ago
▲ 68 r/AveragePicsOfNZ
u/rurunz — 6 months ago