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26-11-2010, 15:38 | #46 | |
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hopeless! is all i can say |
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26-11-2010, 15:44 | #47 |
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im sick of waiting now. half tank of diesel and no bloody snow
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26-11-2010, 16:46 | #48 |
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Well its starting to come down well here now in bristol.Should be fun checking the horses later on if it pitches well
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26-11-2010, 16:59 | #49 |
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That will be the LSD for ya, gotta admit it was the best snow motor i've had so far! Cant see the G.C being as fun, it has the LSD at the rear... but also permenent drive to the front! Wheres the fun in that!!!! |
26-11-2010, 17:03 | #50 |
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i have snow, 1cm. little diesel and no 4wd in the red one
so i shall be out later. |
26-11-2010, 17:34 | #51 |
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Went to see that frontera took a few pics. He was comming from the corner it was pretty slippy hard snow. My mate went down in the tractor and couldn't get him out without risking it.
I helped 4 people in total today. This has bfg mud terrains, I doubt the back 2 will last long. don't even need a jack. My mates bosses scot trac: |
26-11-2010, 17:35 | #52 |
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Half a tank of fuel, brand new battery fitted so I am ready
But where's all the snow |
26-11-2010, 20:03 | #53 |
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just passed a defender on it's roof, sorry guys but no pics.
I need to stop forgetting my camera! |
26-11-2010, 20:18 | #54 |
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we're into the 3rd day of snow on the ground but nothing exciting
Mind you the bloke in the merc who thought 20mph on the back road (wide and clear normally 60mph)was ok, seemed a bit worried wasnt een any snow laid on the road , what'll he be like when winter comes |
26-11-2010, 20:48 | #55 |
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In West Midlands and Staffordshire we are supposed to have blizzards on Tuesday.
Can I wait till then? Where is the snow in mid Wales then?
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26-11-2010, 20:54 | #56 |
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None yet in the Peak District.... I've now taxed & insured the old girl. So we're ready for it!
Thinking about fitting some Insa turbo ATs.. Any opinions? |
26-11-2010, 21:26 | #57 |
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snow
still no snow in stafford its not fair
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26-11-2010, 21:32 | #58 |
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A bit in Chester sometime this afternoon.
B&Q carpark was fun if you wanted to play but I don't think the fella on a scooter thought so. |
26-11-2010, 21:33 | #59 |
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few flakes here today , but it didnt settle ...... bluddie cold though , was 1 degree c today
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26-11-2010, 21:51 | #60 |
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Great pics there but a useful reminder that in snow, 4WD is NOT a panacea. As the Sun Visor God says, engage 4WD and drive as if you had 2WD...the idea is it should then keep you out of trouble.
When its icy (and the snow here has frozen solid) you are not an awful lot better off than a FWD car frankly much of the time, especially on hills....the only way to get traction on such stuff is with chains or studs, so don't go driving like a looney and think you'll get away with it! And mud tyres are next to useless in frozen conditions.....bugger all contact...great for wet snow though. |
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