I've done that too and while it's not advisable there was enough cleared to see driving the short distance he did. Not like this guy.
I've done that, too, tbh. Lol Stuck my head out the window to see.I've done that too and while it's not advisable there was enough cleared to see driving the short distance he did. Not like this guy.
Hey, those little carts can be tricky. Some years ago my wife broke her leg and used one of those chairs for a while. I will just say it is a good thing I can do drywall repairs.Went grocery shopping! Yeah I know it's not exciting but now that the snowbirds are here you either have to go early at 6am when they open or after 6pm because that's when they're all getting ready for bed. lol
Here's what you encounter when you go during the day.
In her defence it was hard to control in close spaces. Used a joystick and steered with the back wheels like a zero turn lawn mower.
Metro Police leading by example.Clay, don't be one of those people and clean off your windshield.
Nice! You would be amazed here in snow country the number of people who clear some of the windows and leave all the snow on the roof then take off down the interstate. Highly illegal since that tends to come off in a sheet and gets deposited on the rigs behind them! No, that won't cause a wreck.I cleaned it today, like I said I would.
Yeah I understand what you're saying Mel. I tried to see if I could get that stuff off the tonneau cover, but it is about 4 inches thick and if you look at the picture close up, there is ice on top of the snow. Which makes the ground out here like a really messed up ice skating rink.Nice! You would be amazed here in snow country the number of people who clear some of the windows and leave all the snow on the roof then take off down the interstate. Highly illegal since that tends to come off in a sheet and gets deposited on the rigs behind them! No, that won't cause a wreck.
Yeah, we get those idiots around here too. It's probably an even mix of new immigrants from tropical climes who just don't understand how dangerous that actually is and entitled snobs who think that neither the laws of justice nor of physics apply to them.Nice! You would be amazed here in snow country the number of people who clear some of the windows and leave all the snow on the roof then take off down the interstate. Highly illegal since that tends to come off in a sheet and gets deposited on the rigs behind them! No, that won't cause a wreck.
At that kind of depth, a brush won't have the strength. You need to take a shovel to it and scoop off as much as you can without touching the truck, then take the brush to what's left. The ice probably isn't that thick, so it'll crack apart as you shovel the snow away. You can also tap on it a bit to crack it up, kind of like it was a giant soft-boiled egg.
Finally free, 2.5 hrs. I'll focus on the good. What a difference. Weird that truck seems to be riding higher. Country roads up here, somewhat snow covered as they've cut back on salt. Ride to dealer with old tires I had it in 4 wdh , ride home with new tires in 2wd and felt more positive. Can't wait to get on clear roads at highway speed. Glad I made the change.
Plus, new shoes just feels good!!
I've got over 50K miles on the original Bridgestone Duelers, but when I finally do replace them it will be with Michelin. Which ones did you get?
