4wd in the snow

Depending on what kind of family you have (do they ride with you in back or not), you could put a bag of sand (80lb) or two in the back end to give you some weight. I don't have a backseat in mine so I candget away with it but I haven't put them in yet. No need to from what I can see.

 

Snow and ice, ice and snow; if I didn't know any better I'd think you expected people to believe the stuff just fell out of the sky or something equally preposterous. What's next, you want me to believe you actually pay people to haul it off too?

You folks aren't the only ones with winter troubles, it was so cold here (43) truck almost didn't start, and then it's only gonna get up to 66.

 

Ixnay the lockers in the snow. Your much better off with open diffs, unless you are out in deep snow, with chains. On the street, no way. By the way Red, we haven't hit 43 for a daytime high in two weeks. Try 16 for an overnight temp.