What if it Snows?

Not necessarily. We've never stayed more than a a few days because of chain up laws.

And it has nothing to do with being "scared to chain up" - I'd rather park than kill someone. No load is worth it - none.

 

LOL a porsche to deliver Pizza. My how the mighty has fallen.

 

Should have been the same time that last gob of solder as gobbed on.

 

Last of the big spenders?

 

Well i havent been east of i15 since april . Its a necessity to throw chains if ur entire living is made out west here. Unless u run short haul van loads out of central point .

 

Them tha

Them that can, do.... Them that can't advertise for business. {True of nearly any business).

 

You need to learn to put on chains. Preferably in while it's dry and not freezing. You can find your efficient process then.

That being said I rarely chained because I would plan my trip and loads to go around most of it. Most of my chaining was to get out of a truck stop or to a maintained road from a customer. Run distance on chains is not going to happen for me. Exception would be to get over Donner when they put up the truck chain requirement to slow down the 4/6 wheelers

 

When I was with CR England the trainer was adamant about not using chains. We came to a spot where chains were required or that we needed to pull over. So I offered to pay the $20 to a chain crew (it was $20 in 2008). We got the other side of the pass and the trainer told me to go remove the chains. Took me 3 hours to get them off. The trainer asked me if I wanted to chain up again. Nope, not going to do it again. Unless I get the roto chain as in the vid

 

I considered those but they are a health investment. Could not justify them on a used truck myself.