Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael

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As a rock climber, I understand the importance of good anchors. If you climb a route, you can top-rope with a solid anchor point at the cliff's top, lead-climb and find suitable anchor points as you climb, or free solo and be so confident that you do not need a rope or anchors.

Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson

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The quest for ever-increasing off-road prowess leads inevitably to modifications and accessories. Larger tires dramatically lengthen stopping distance; recent tests showed a 10' increase in braking distance for every inch increased in tire diameter.

Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson

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Who needs a steering stabilizer?
So you forked over the bucks for new, big rubber, you got them mounted?
Now you're ready to rock, right?

Wo/man's Basic All-Terrain Trooper Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson
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Modifications to Enhance Power, Traction, etc...

Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson

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n recent years, the availability of roof racks has exploded. Safari type racks, sport system racks, and a variety of other versions of this simple idea cropped up.

Wo/man's Basic All-Terrain Trooper Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson
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The decision to go with our V6 was probably a good one. The engine is less prone to the head problems that can plague other Isuzu 4-cylinders.

Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson

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Too often, sunset requires this depressing decision. Daylight fades and we're forced to retreat as trail obstacles get uglier in the worsening light, especially during the winter months.

Nov 1, 2005 By:
Dr. Sean Michael, Randy Burleson

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Eventually it'll happen to you. You'll wear your battery out, purchase a vehicle that lacks one, or simply decide that your battery is no longer up to the task. Whatever the reason, before you buy a new battery for your 4x4, do a little research first.

Ramsey Platinum 9000 Nov 1, 2005 By:
Randy Burleson

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Ramsey has been a predominant name in off-roading since the early 1940s. Their products grace the bumpers of countless four-wheel drive vehicles, and their owners testify to the dependability of Ramsey products, including locking hubs, mounting systems, and winches.
