Random Snow Rig Pics

[Tucson T4R]

Give rednecks a 4x4, a rope, skis and they will have a fun afternoon!

And it looks like the redneck bowser is enjoying it too. :wings:

 

[adventureduo]

 

[Tucson T4R]

Dave, That's not snow. You just dropped a bag of flour off your trailer. :elkgrin:

 

[adventureduo]

Dave, That's not snow. You just dropped a bag of flour off your trailer. :elkgrin:

Yeah no kidding huh, i felt funny posting it.

 

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Thanks Everybody!

These shots are so cool!

Keep Going!

Aloha!



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[wjeeper]

And it looks like the redneck bowser is enjoying it too. :wings:

Redneck bowser likes to chase/ try to eat everything that crosses her path:sombrero:

Here she is right before she speared me right in the legs, knocked me over and licked me to death:

............i miss that dog

 

[CLK Foxhall]

Wow - Great pics!

For those who tow an off-road trailer, in the snow conditions - How is it?

I know that's a general question, & the answer is dependent on multiple variables (tow vehicle, specific trailer & actual conditions),... but generally w/ a good 4wd, is snow a deal breaker or not?

If you have a good 4wd & brake controller,... do towing trailers (AT Horizon, Chaser Teardrop, etc) in snow conditions, make using chains a must? What other requirements do towing trailers require, if you want/need to travel in snow conditions.

With the understanding that the question is general, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I live in the PNW & considering an AT trailer). Thanks!


Cheers!
~CLK

 

[Tucson T4R]

Wow - Great pics!

For those who tow an off-road trailer, in the snow conditions - How is it?

I know that's a general question, & the answer is dependent on multiple variables (tow vehicle, specific trailer & actual conditions),... but generally w/ a good 4wd, is snow a deal breaker or not?

If you have a good 4wd & brake controller,... do towing trailers (AT Horizon, Chaser Teardrop, etc) in snow conditions, make using chains a must? What other requirements do towing trailers require, if you want/need to travel in snow conditions.

With the understanding that the question is general, I'd appreciate any feedback. (I live in the PNW & considering an AT trailer). Thanks!


Cheers!
~CLK

For me it would depend on the snow depth. I have no problem chaining up and towing mine in snowy icy conditions. If the snow is deeper than say 10" I would probably say no thanks.

With a brake controller and chains on the trailer I maintained total control even driving down iced over mountain roads. Again, I would avoid tougher roads that are challenging without snow and stick to maintained forest roads.

But maybe I'm just a wimp. :elkgrin:

 

[Deleted member 9101]

But maybe I'm just a wimp. :elkgrin:

Or smart....lol

 

[Every Miles A Memory]

With the crafstman we have on this forum, I'm sure someone could build something like this in their spare time :victory:

 

[MNDodge]

Headin out to find a Christmas tree

 

[java]

month or so ago.

 

[handsoff]

A friend's old iron on a snow run to Fish Lake near Halfway Oregon

My Nissan on a different run but the same road

 

[Warn Industries]

 

[Sexy6Chick]

Wow..that's some deep snow!! Nice shot.