We recently picked up a 3000 lb Gorilla winch to replace an aging Warn 2500 on our grizzly. The price simply can't be beat, so we were curious to see if it would hold up under serious use/abuse. Subsequent articles will focus on performance during our ongoing field tests, but this first piece of the three-part series will cover installation.
So you're looking to buy a used ATV. It can be a challenge to find what you want on a budget. So where do you begin? Our recent experience gave us a wealth of knowledge, and we're ready to share what we learned in order to help you find a deal that won't break the bank.
You first need to determine what you need. It is a good idea to have a few comparable models in mind. You might end up finding a better deal if you're not dead set on a specific model. You probably have a dollar amount that you're willing to spend. That amount will decide what models and years fit your budget. The more money you have to spend is generally proportional to bigger, better, newer machines.
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Purchased with a grant from Oregon State Parks and the ATV Allocation Committee, the 135-acre Riley Ranch now offers 50 camp sites with water and electricity, two camping cabins, limited ATV riding and access to Butterfield Lake.
Lieutenant Governor Daniel Mongiardo says the way to make it happen is to get Pike County involved.
The Lt. Governor was on hand in Pike County, where officials are applying for a 25-thousand dollar grant to get the adventure tourism project up and running.
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