CHAINING...are you ready?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by otherhalftw, Oct 22, 2011.
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I've been driving forever in New England meaning New Hampshire,Maine and Vermont.We don't even HAVE chains and I don"t have a clue on how to put them on.We just slow down and keep trucking.I haven't pulled over yet because of too much snow { even at 3 ft ,the roads are sort of plowed } I just slow down and use my head.
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Chains are mainly required for mountain grades.....
I never had to throw iron running on 80 in WY.....The ribbon ices up at night.....But simple rule....If you can't walk on the ribbon....Don't drive on it......
Chains don't work on ice btw.......You'll just chew up the chains...The tires...and the ribbon....
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Exactly the difference...East and West....and the rules of the road dictate the differences!striker Thanks this.
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Does that apply to Donner as well....East Donner....West Donner?

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YEAH....and Tehachapi too!!!!!

However....North Grape and South Vine go under a completely different set of rules!
Not to mention North Sisk and South Iyou another group....but East Snow is different from West Quallmy!
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And Kellogg Hill?.....
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You're good if you follow the milk truck!
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New thread on chains guys....http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...e/191329-down-hill-grade-on-slick-hyways.html
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