Good luck! Let us know how it goes!
I have used broken up skids behind and in front of drives before with success. Ice melt, kitty litter, sand... all effective. Glad you got out!
Glad you back in one piece! Hopefully you will be able to stick to your preferred territory in future! :biggrin_2554:
Yup, as Wildcat says there wont be any ice roads with Precision. Its oilfield service work, hauling whatever is required into the drilling sites...
I run a Detroit in Edmonton, and find it relatively cool in the winters. As far as I understand the CAT and Cummins do better further north....
They drive on roads with ice (compacted snow) on them? Or they drive on lakes with ice bridges engineered for truck traffic?
Driving in Alaska is a little different to driving on the ice roads...
Detroits get better fuel mileage than Cats...
From what I hear, gravel trucks with lots of city driving get about 60% more life out of the gear box and clutch by floating. 125000kms without...
