So this is what Rangers are for?

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jreade

Discussion Starter · Jan 10, 2015

In short, yes. Took the new Browning out for a "break in". One bent control arm, shredded stock tires and about 250 miles later, I have a good list of things to upgrade for the next trip. It really is amazing the abuse these machines will take, under loads. :encouragement:

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carnivore

· #2 · Jan 10, 2015

Looks like a great hunt!

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FUSE

· #3 · Jan 10, 2015

Thanks for sharing the pics, looks like you put that ranger to good use !!!

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TG-OK

· #4 · Jan 10, 2015

Curious what's on your upgrade list?

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jreade

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jan 10, 2015

TG-OK said:
Curious what's on your upgrade list?

27" Roctanes, more light in the rear, isolated auxiliary battery (that stuff is already in the garage, ready to go), UHMW skids, mud block off, canvas doors and heater for the late hunts in the snow! The AZ rock (they call them roads) is just brutal on stock tires, especially under load.