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- #21
- Joined
- Jun 23, 2020
- Messages
- 1,650
- Reaction Points
- 6,500
- Location
- Butler, Pennsylvania
- Current Ride
- 2020 6.7 F250 Super Duty Tremor Lariat Ultimate BAP
- Current Ride #2
- 2022 KTM 500 EXC-F Six Days
For the most part it’s all about dealing with ice. A lot of the mountain roads around my camp are no/limited winter maintenance dirt roads. A few snowstorms worth of snow with people driving on them and snowmobiling on them packs the snow tight. One day above freezing or even enough sun and then another drop in temps will turn that shit to a hockey surface fast. At that point you need studs or chains without them you are SOL. My neighbor at my last camp who lived up there year round kept his newer F-150 at the bottom of the mountain near than paved road and ran an “OJ style” bronco with chains all around to get back and forth to his house. ?I certainly don't envy you guys having to deal with stuff like that. Though the country up there with leaves changing colors is quite beautiful.
Question though, are chains required? Is one unable to get to certain areas without chains? Thought the stock tires were pretty good in the snow.