Snowcat, Snow Wheelers, and a Sherp! 😃  

It’s on the list… still 🫣

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Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks buddy!

Lots more to come this winter! Thanks for watching

Not cold at least 🤣

🍻🤘🏼 Hopefully more to come soon!

Thanks for the comment. Glad I can help even if it’s a very small amount. I get how easy it can be to feel depressed especially in the early days. Wishing you the best 🍻🍻

The consistency is just like sugar so tires just dig and don’t push forward. The worst snow!

@@BruceCookfmx Yeah just weird to me that the frame/axles couldn't just sink through as well and push through. I've been high centered plenty of time but it was heavy wet snow. I took my stock 2nd gen Ram down an abandoned road when they were expanding the airport here in my town and the snow was up to the bottom of the cab and went right through. Was pretty wild with sugary snow running up over the front of the hood LOL. I got to the end of the road because they dead ended the road and was like, shit now I gotta turn around. I ended up just backing up as it was only like 1/4 mile stretch

@@chriskulpa4056 fresh powder snow it’ll do that for sure! Multiple feet deep. This snow is many layers and happens when it gets really cold. The top is like ice and below is sugar so it’s really hard to push through and the tires have zero to bite on. Crazy how many different kinds of snow there is 🤣

@@BruceCookfmxAhhh that makes more sense then 😅 I thought it was all one snow session. Would love to wheel like that someday.

my bro in law and I used to go up to a buddy's cabin in February in nothern Mi and we rented a Durango one year to go up. Had it high centered in the yard on wet snow all 4 wheel spinnin...I got out and left it in drive to look at it. Funniest thing I've ever seen

And RUINED EVERYTHING!!! 🤣👌🏻

That would be awesome to be able to take it from my property! Moving it is the biggest hassle of the day.

Trailering is the biggest hassle for sure. We are fortunate here me and my son. We plan on a motocross track and single track course as well. We are surrounded by crown and bought here for that reason. We are at 3800 feet so lots of snow and i use mine as well for driveway when the banks get too big for the suburban to push back. Good luck with the fix you are going to have to do.

Hopefully enough snow to do more of it this year!

You’ll see a truck on tracks in the next video or 2 😁 Stay tuned

Wait a few days to freeze up and its tracks are like a highway! 👌🏻

Pretty incredible out of a +/- 9000 lb machine! 👍🏻

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We do alright

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Only rig on 37’s. 😂 😞

What’s Netflix? 🤣

I’ll film that while fixing it 👍🏻 tracks are roughly 12’ long and 41” wide each. Whole unit is 9’10” wide

Almost died out there

Damn near

Should have with how crappy the snow was! I think I paid 25k for the cat and we’re in British Columbia 🇨🇦

Exactly. This is near big meadow lake 👍🏻

Thanks!

All comes down to the weight of the vehicle and size of the tire/ability to air down. This is the worst snow conditions of the year and they are generally very capable.

Not nearly as capable as a snowcat and they aren’t very tough

@@BruceCookfmx Agreed, but we should build some tracks anyways. 13 km per hour is just too slow for me.

@@eddie_d4974 it’s also only got low range at the moment so it can do a bit better than that when working properly but yeah lol

I’ve been looking for one actually 😅 Even just offsetting tracks out and back works pretty good 🍻

Was a bad day for tires!

SO fun! It actually doesn’t work very good (in this particular sugar snow) to follow behind instantly, however, a week later we went and drove the tracks I put down on fresh snow with 10 psi in our tires going a good clip. So after it’s had a chance to harden, it’s amazing! Learning as we go 👍🏻 thanks for watching

The snow was especially bad that day. Usually they can drive most places fairly easily. “Sugar snow” is brutal for anything with tires