When you purchase a new winch, it usually comes packaged with a fairlead. A winch with wire rope comes with a roller fairlead, and a winch with synthetic rope will have a hawse fairlead…
By Nena Barlow This article originally appeared on fourwheeler.com. Who among us hasn’t broken or stuck something on the trail, which, in retrospect, became a
By Nena Barlow This article originally appeared on fourwheeler.com. There are two common Hi-Lift jack misconceptions circulated among new Jeepers. The first one is that
By Nena Barlow This article originally appeared on fourwheeler.com. Roll, flop, dirt nap—whatever your favorite term for a Jeep ending up not on its wheels,
When venturing out on the trail, most of us take at least basic precautions to deal with some common trail mishaps…
By Nena Barlow This article originally appeared on fourwheeler.com. A winch is a very useful piece of equipment to have, if you know how to
If you use synthetic rope on your winch, there are some things you should do to ensure the safety, functionality, and lifespan the winch rope…
Something we see over and over again in the four-wheeling world are mishaps at the places one would least expect it…
By Nena Barlow This article originally appeared on fourwheeler.com. Many people pack their Jeep with hundreds of pounds of spare parts, tools, and equipment for
There are only two types of wheelers: those that have been stuck and those that will be stuck. It can happen through mechanical failure or operator error, but when a rig is stuck, the first thing to do is make sure that the vehicle is stable and the people are safe…
Barlow Adventures owner, Nena Barlow grew up in the Southwest, exploring the back roads by Jeep, horse, and hiking boots. She has been in the Jeep business since 1996, providing tours, 4wd instruction, location scouting, offroad event planning, trail mapping & photography, and recovery.
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