Where is everyone #5

Current situation...

 

I was wrenching Sunday, and Monday. I need a break. Plus November was not productive laying in bed.

 

Yeah, I hear ya.
You fully recovered from the Wuhan?

 

You gonna put the rebuild kit in and call it a day?.....hopefully.

 

I like civilized adults, who can have a mature conversation, so will just stick to this thread asking my question.
This thread appears to have several regulars who live in a snow area, as do I. So asked here, instead of over in the other thread I frequent, where less live in deep snow areas. Great people there, but asking snow blowing questions to people in say Florida, Georgia, Texas, Cali, Arizona, is a bit like asking me about hauling reefer, or van, since I have pulled neither.
A few live in snow areas, but not as many as you lunatics in Where is Everyone.


Also Good Morning to you all.

 

He did, and sprung Zoe from doggie jail.
Then he went to San Diego and got an oversize load, but ate a sketchy burito at a truck stop, so ...

 

Dang, that sucks.
I miss the days of independent truckstops with actual diners in them! Now the few that are left are pretty run down.

 

Idk if I've ever been prouder or more ashamed to be called a lunatic. I reckon I'll take it though.

If a person were feeling froggy and wanted to spend the money on a spare set of tracks then I suppose a couple boxes of hex head self tappers could stud a used set of tracks for winter use.... but thats alot of extra work for whats not guaranteed to work.

 

Think so.

 

It works just fine, as long as you keep it off hard surfaces. Because if you don't, they just break off pretty quick. You don't have to put a ton in. Just put them on the outside. They are easy to take in/out that way. Honestly though, will large inclines, I wouldn't chance it. Just not enough traction. It works really well though on hard pack. You can just ride up and over drifts with ease.