Newbie Forum! Thanks Pete

[Aaron]

Hey all,

Pete has compiled a huge amount of information for people who are new to four wheeling and for those of us who just need a good reference every once in a while. This is a large amount of work and I want to thank Pete and all those who helped Pete compile the information.

http://www.frontrange4x4.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?179-Newbie

Note that the threads in the forum are closed. This is meant to be more of a reference than a place to chat so for posts and replies, please use one of the other forums..

Thanks Pete!
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[Brad]

Very cool info in there. Thanks for the hard work Pete! :thumb:

[Fordguy77]

Thanks Pete

[Jackie]

Thanks Pete! I'll be popping some popcorn and settleing in on that section very soon!

[Brody]

You are welcome! I hope that everyone finds that very helpful. As far as I know there aren't very many sites that have bothered to compile a basic newbie list. That is one of the reasons that there are so many different sources listed...and I went through easily twice that many getting the information that I gathered together.

FYI, even though it is a closed thread, if there is something that you would like to see in there that I managed to miss, shoot me a PM with you idea and/or a link and we'll see what we can do. It obviously needs to be 'general' rather than 'specific' information, so please keep that in mind.

[CR]

Awesome!
Thanks Pete!
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[4finger]

thank you Pete!!!!

I guess this means i need to stop bothering you!:lmao:

[KnuckleHead]

Thanks Pete, I'm sure it will get used a alot, as there seems to be a lot of new wheelers on here. ( myself included )

[Rob]

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[Pathrat]

Excellent resource!!! Thanks for the time and effort you put into that thread.

[Brody]

Thanks, again! It was one of those "Gee, why didn't I think of this a few years ago?" things. Still, better late than never..

The lists are easily cut and pasted into a Word.doc for reference, too. We usually have all of our junk already in bags that get tossed into the rig, but a handy reference is always good. I keep one on the first aid kit on the outside that serves as a checklist for me to replace junk that I used and need to replace. I think Rob has all of his stuff nicely organized in the back of his FJC in a really sweet bag set up he has (pictures, please, Rob...and source link for them..) so his stuff his well organized, but most of us are quite that together..