I’m glad you’re staying safe out there Post! You mean a lot to all of us man, and your videos really have helped us with depression, anxiety and ptsd! You saying “Hello everyone” is relaxing and therapeutic, it puts you a happy place you don’t want to leave! Thank you and god bless Post!!
A friend does newspaper delivery on a rural route. 100 miles every night. 400,000 miles is no biggie for him and he’ll do that in a few years. He loves finding cars with 100,000 miles on it because dealers are always trying to get them off their lots.
Well, that certainly was an adventure! You're pretty courageous, going out into the wild like that. I think it's called trusting your abilities 😄 As for me, I'm just thankful that you are taking us along. I would never see these places otherwise. Best wishes from Germany, be safe 😊
I appreciate that you care for the beavers even if they are a bit of a nuisance. You're a great guy and the workd could really use more people with a heart like yours ❤️
What a rush you must feel being out there all by yourself. None stop Joy. One bad move or judgment will not be good. Thanks for the show Post 10. From New York
Winter driving.... errggg. I've been at it for decades, am a skilled driver, and still get stressed. You're a good cautious driver too. Even so, you're lucky you don't have idiots-in-a-big-hurry to deal with out there. Stay safe. Happy Trails!
Weird seeing snow on the ground when here in western Ohio, so far there's only been a bit of snow about a week before Thanksgiving and there hasn't been more than 2 days below freezing since. That said, where you are at is raining with snow on the ground and I'm definitely familiar with that. We get a fair few muddy or snowless Christmas here.
Weather's been pretty much the same as yours here in Eastern Canada. Just an inch or so of snow so far this Winter and yesterday was the 1st really cold day. So you Americans who think the Canada has freezing temperatures and tons of snow, it's the same as in the US, depends where you are. Where I am in Nova Scotia it rarely gets below -10 C/14F.
brrrr..I am not ready to see ice/snow. my little car could not handle that road at all. my son in downtown Denver has to put chains on his mustang in the winter but he rarely drives since he walks/runs to the gym/stores/etc.
Saying Hi from SC. Used to live in CT and it is lovely in New England in the summer, don't miss the winters though. LOL, thanks for bring back the memories.
Post 10 goes “I’m such an idiot…” haha admitting a mistake is so intelligent and mature in my eyes, I wish more men did this, it takes a strong 💪🏻 person to show your mistakes on camera 🎥 no less!
Thank you for this update mr post. I remember watching the previous video during the summer, it was a huge clog. Just be careful out there when its frozen, I don't want you to get into an accident...
Maybe try a pair of spiked shoes when walking on ice. ( cleats ? ). If you get a truck get one with a cap that you can access from the front, wire some heat/cooling to it and you have somewhere warm/cool to sleep. Stay safe
Hey Post! I watched another channels video today about the differences between snow chains and snow socks. I'm a Florida girl, so I don't know much about anything when it comes to driving in the snow. It made me think of this video of yours. I remember you talking about some of the issues you were having with your chains and surprisingly, in comparison, the snow socks were cheaper, easier to install, offered better traction, and allowed the vehicle to stop faster. Plus, they wont get metal shavings all over your bed! Anyways, I just wanted to share this with you if you were looking for another option. They are under $100 on Amazon. I also saw a suggestion for snow chains. If you keep an air infiltrator in the car with you, when installing the chains, they recommended letting out some of the air pressure, putting the chains on as tight as possible and then reinflating the tires. That sounded like a good idea, but again, Florida girl, so I don't know but I wanted to share this info with you so you stay safe while driving around through those icey roads. I love seeing the locations you go too. It's unlike anything we have here, or anything I've seen. One of your recent videos at a beaver lake, I'm not sure if it was snowing, or if the light was just bouncing off the ice on the plants, but everything looked like it was sparkling and I was just in awe. It was so beautiful! Thanks for sharing moments like that with us! Stay safe and warm and have a great New Year!
I have a pair of studded snow tires on the vehicle already and it barely does anything on ice, I don't know how well a snow sock would work but it doesn't really have anything that digs into the ice so I'm going to stick with chains that digging really deep. What I am using is cold a cleated chain, very aggressive. My vehicle isn't meant to run chains that's why I was having a slight problem with it but I'm going to get it lifted just 2 in and it should solve the entire problem with clearance, thanks for watching
@@post.10 Thanks! That makes since. The video I watched was just talking about snow. I didn't even think about how it might grip or slip.I Hope raising the car works! Good luck and stay safe out there! :)
They should use the downed trees to make crude planks, lay them across the roads, chip the waste, and spread it on the road. If it was done once a year or two eventually the road will have drainage under the road surface and a solid pack once it settled with the mixture of planking and a shred/chip wood filler. It'd be a very low maintenance road once established in a few to 5 years. With a self supplied material so close by that it pretty much deletes a delivery charge. Idk if I'm missing how that wouldn't work. Good Eagle Scout or that kind of organizations style project.
Maybe it's because where I live and it not snowing a whole lot but I can usually find a set of snow chains at second hand stores pretty much any time of the year. I don't know. Just a suggestion.
Buy rubber bungee cords, the original ones, I use chains on my Polaris Sportsman ATV, for driving on ice and snow in my area of Northern Wisconsin near lake Superior's south shore.
Hey Post! Thanks for the content. Your current vehicle is a champ! Altho, i dont think id wanna buy it from u...:) once you upgrade to a new truck, will u post a pic of your old one?? We are dying to know!
I have a question. What about a wet suit? You know, like for surfing or diving. Your body would be protected. Just a question I ask evertime I see a video. Stay safe.
Want a job doing what you are doing? We need you here in Vegas. Yes, Vegas. The water drains from west to east. The west side elevation is 12,000' and 40' of snow, runs thru Vegas to the Colorado river. All the water goes under the Las Vegas strip. If the drainage clogs, the town floods. I work for Las Vegas public works. Contact me! $60,000 to $110,000 per year.
That's really cool, when I was in Vegas I explored a few drainage systems on the outskirts but I didn't want to explore any in the city because I know there's a lot of homeless people living in there
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