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"I agree with everything said thus far. Uphill travel unless safety says otherwise". THIS, as others above have mentioned. Those with a trailer, get to dictate direction by default. But all things equal, i have seen drivers who assume that they are going to dictate what you do by their...
Have you tried the patch, or is the pill your go-to?. Those people who ocean fish, or photograph the whales, use the long lasting patch with great results. Some also use it when flying. It is something to consider.
Had a herd of Elk run out of the tree line right at dusk, in front of me, up behind Swains Creek, along hwy. 14 (southern UT). They spooked back into the trees, lickedly split. Not sure what they were running from.
A 16 or more modern 17" tire is the way to go, As others have mentioned above. I believe that any vehicle offered for off-roading should have a 17" wheel option. Leave the 20's for a street truck.
I ran KO2's on my 3/4 ton trucks for over 20 years 285x75x16. I liked them, just not the price. I am now trying the TOYO AT's. Will see how they wear. So far i like them better in the WET. Before that, i ran the old style BFG mud-terrains on a 1/2 ton pickup 30x9.50x15. They allowed me to...
That is dedication, especially if this was you and not a group(photo). I always pickup extra trash i find, but i don't let it become the overriding reason to clean, unless it is a group effort or just some friends. THE SAYING "LEAVING IT BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT", is a good philosophy to...
I HAVE MOST BASES COVERED NOW (winch). But for manual use,....the Hi-Lyft with the recovery accessories....chains, shackles, etc, along with a 2 ton and 4 ton 'come-along's.
The cable pullers are easier to use, and are easier to stow. When combined with straps, you get some length...
I would think a gauze or light cotton cover would work in really dusty conditions, such as K&N uses (recommends) over their gauze filters (off-road Motorsports). Something that is essential out here in the desert SW. My Polaris ATV has this combo, and before the pre-filter was added, it had...
In the late 70's and mid 80's, CB popularity was rampant. Getting thru to someone was hit or miss at best. Then you had the YAHOOS who boosted their power, just to override everyone. The ignorant and rude just didn't care. This was in the LAS VEGAS valley. Now in 2019, all 40 channels are...
It's amazing how a person is at PEACE in their mind, knowing that they have a good spare with them, but how that changes to anxiety when you use that spare in the backcountry. Suddenly your trip is jeopardized , wondering WHEN....the next flat will happen, and you become convinced it will happen...
I have a MALCOM SMITH....MSR, version (pull-over) that is good into the 50's. It also is not waterproof, only resistant. Bought thru Rocky Min ATV, it is very packable as a layered clothing item. The MSR logo could be confused with MSR (A out door company) but is not related. I have some...
Probably should not have made a simplified and basic reply. Yes on a dust snorkel attachment, over the regular scoop. The Toyota factory OEM snorkel is not waterproof. The AEV on the Chevy Colorado is made by SAFARI and is waterproof. Other brands are also waterproof, but do your research. They...
I wondered about this, but watching some videos, have changed my mind. Watching 4x overland, the importance of a snorkel in dry desert environments, was rammed home. If you CONVOY, those that are tail end charlie will accumulate a lot of dust in their vehicles air filters. Watch the videos...
I think it's deliberate. As posted above, it is a danger to people, animals, and BFG's. In the USA, the tree-huggers were notorious in the Pacific NW, for 'spiking' trees. When a chain saw hit these, the operator was lucky if it only ruined the saw. If not, Life and Limb were jeopardized...
My recovery kit. More so than my winch and Bull bar. With the recovery gear, it was possible to maybe get myself unstuck, or have the gear for a good Samaritan to use on my vehicle. Everything else just complimented that decision.
PEACE OF MIND
Sounds very tasteful. Substituting for the shrimp, beef, pork and chicken will work also. Whats great is that in a bowl, or a wrap, people will love it. The only reason I would substitute, is that you can not cook out spoiling fish, unlike other meats that are marginal. If you have a...
Too big on the rating, and it will act like a static strap....aka.....NO GIVE. The size you quoted is good for a full-size rig, but not for a mid-size. The one you ordered was what you needed. See if someone needs that size, and sell for the price of the one you need. You recoup your...
I have 6 potable water cans, all military. 3 USA tan specter, and 3 British black containers. They are all HD construction vs the commercial offerings. I also have a old-non potable US GI steel can for fire safety use, if needed. I purchased the 6 for Y2K all those years ago when everyone...
It's not just if a bumper will accept them, but where on the bumper, the provision is made. By that, i mean, are the sensor provisions in the same location as the OEM ones? This is a very important consideration, as the sensor wire will not have very much slack to reach the new sensor...
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