March 25, 2010 JPFreek published Good Driving Ethics Help Keep Trails Open for All – by Tom Severin
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Store And Use Your Fire Extinguisher Properly
Like other four-wheelers, I keep a fire extinguisher in the vehicle. Don’t think about it much, as it sits there year-round, attached to the transmission hump. One day I had to take it in for a minor repair, and it dawned on me that we tend to take those things… Continue reading
Media Release: Basic to Advanced Winching DVD
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Redondo Beach, CA “ Badlands Off-Road Adventures is announcing today the release of a new off-road learning DVD. The winch is a useful off-road tool that can quickly become dangerous and potentially lethal to the operator and spectators. Proper use requires good working knowledge and, since winches… Continue reading
Wild Flower Season is Here!
2010 Wild Flower report We have had more rain this winter then in the recent couple of years. It should make for a good bloom of wild flowers – Perhaps not as spectacular as 2005 but very well worth getting out to the desert this spring to see them. The… Continue reading
Your Gear Is Not Complete Without An Emergency Packet
Regular readers of this column know that I have stressed safety and preparedness several times. There’s good reason for that. When you’re off-road, especially several hours away from critical care, you have to be able to handle emergencies that may occur. Previously I’ve touched on first aid kits and other… Continue reading
Man’s Best Friend Makes A Great Off-Road Companion
Dogs are tailor-made for an off-road trip. In fact, they crave the outdoors. Recall how often you’ve taken your buddy out for a run, and it seemed as if Buddy would never want to leave. That flashing tail, darting nose, and excited eyes tell you just how much he was… Continue reading
The Mojave Road: East to West By: Jaime Hernandez, www.Off-Road.com
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Don’t Trash the Environment
It’s no secret that Americans generate a lot of trash. Millions of tons of it every year. Not all of it ends up in garbage cans, either. Our streets are littered with cigarette butts, gum wrappers, and other trash. Sadly, our parks and other recreational areas are also cluttered with… Continue reading
Prickly Things In The Desert Can Put A Hole In Your Plans.
The desert is an amazing place. Despite the harsh conditions, numerous plants and animals thrive there. Many plants, including cacti, bloom in the spring and summer, bringing tremendous color to the otherwise drab surroundings. Looks can be deceiving, however. Certain plants may be appealing to the eyes, but can ruin… Continue reading
School of Rocks: Learning Proper 4×4 Techniques By: Jaime Hernandez, www.Off-Road.com
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Tire problems shouldn’t deflate your day
Last time we talked about tires: why they are prone to punctures and other problems and the type of tools you should store in your 4WD vehicle ( No Need to get Spun Out over your Tires ). Now I’d like to discuss the more common tire-related problems you’re likely… Continue reading
Ignition Keyed Padlock & Hi Lift Jackmate Debut at 2009 SEMA
SEMA was understandable smaller this year and I had a lot less time to spend at the show. (The company’s annual meeting required leaving Tuesday evening for North Dakota). Never the less, it was a good show and the off-road nation is still innovating. I enjoyed renewing old acquaintances and… Continue reading
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