Where is everyone #5

We back on the night shift again boys. Some snow in the forecast tonight. We barely have about 500 miles on virgin rubber all around... probably gonna be a little bit more slick ,do u guys think?

 

Oh lord a Bonnie with a 301 or 3.8l. Will it make it?

 

At least they didn't short me on lock rings.

 

I'm going down a dark road here.!
Let's let this one die.. Lmao

 

you can check with an Alberta scale house to confirm but Alberta does not require chains to be carried, the only province that requires chains is BC. They are also required in National parks. Ontario (south of highway 17) and Quebec will fine you for using chains on commercial vehicles.
Canada Chain Laws - October 2019 - Land Line Magazine

 

We did some research before we decided on Rigid, and it was the choice between Rigid and Dewalt. Learned some intersting stuff about Milwaukie....not very good on the entry level tools....but we do prefer the Milwaukie bits.... You can get a better price for a similar package with Rigid or Dewalt. But try and stay with the 18 volt batteries.

 

You can always let a little air out of the rubber for better steering if it gets too slick.

 

Or call them shims. LOL

 

Did you have your wife hold those? If not, you sure have some clean, soft looking hands...

 

Put a little lead in your ..............