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I don't know how you dudes in about 40 other states deal with Snow every year for multiple months of the year... I grew up with the stuff (Nebraska), but have been in California now for 10+ years and I forget...

 

We are up in the mountains to do a snow run with my club @ Twain Harte, CA, in the Sierra's...

 

we came up a day early and glad we did...we towed the TJ behind my Chevy Tahoe (which is barely enough)...we had no problems, but about 7 am today it just started dumping snow... we got about 14" between 7am and Noon..was just crazy snowing... The roads were all closed, they were making RV's and 4x4's put on chains ($250 fine if you are not at least 'carrying" chains)...

 

We have a cabin, so hung out, played in the snow the kids, etc. We are wheeling tomorrow, so will be interesting to see how that goes... Luckily I have plenty of food and beer if we get snowed it for a good while! :cheers:

 

This was fairly early on before it really started dumping...

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"Everything having to do with cars and driving in california is completely phucked up"

 

It is so goofy that california requires you to carry chains. and slightly less stupid that they require you to use them.

 

People from real snow belts just laugh when they head california requires chains.

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We got about another foot overnight... I'm not worried about the Jeep... I'm worried about getting my 2WD Tahoe pulling a Flatbed trailer out of here.... That should be fun...

:eek: So you have seen 26" of snow in around 24 hours...?? :eek: You might be in for a little longer stay than planned :idea:

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We got about another foot overnight... I'm not worried about the Jeep... I'm worried about getting my 2WD Tahoe pulling a Flatbed trailer out of here.... That should be fun...

:eek: So you have seen 26" of snow in around 24 hours...?? :eek: You might be in for a little longer stay than planned :idea:

 

They are talking another 12-18" or more overnight tonight... Wheeling today was AWESOME... the lead rig going down the trail is a Rubicon on 38's and about a 8" lift (Dynatrac Prorock 60's, etc, etc)...he said the snow he was moving was coming up over the top of his hood...

 

Just Awesome... going out again somewhere tomorrow..

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We got about another foot overnight... I'm not worried about the Jeep... I'm worried about getting my 2WD Tahoe pulling a Flatbed trailer out of here.... That should be fun...

:eek: So you have seen 26" of snow in around 24 hours...?? :eek: You might be in for a little longer stay than planned :idea:

 

They are talking another 12-18" or more overnight tonight... Wheeling today was AWESOME... the lead rig going down the trail is a Rubicon on 38's and about a 8" lift (Dynatrac Prorock 60's, etc, etc)...he said the snow he was moving was coming up over the top of his hood...

 

Just Awesome... going out again somewhere tomorrow..

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We got about another foot overnight... I'm not worried about the Jeep... I'm worried about getting my 2WD Tahoe pulling a Flatbed trailer out of here.... That should be fun...

:eek: So you have seen 26" of snow in around 24 hours...?? :eek: You might be in for a little longer stay than planned :idea:

 

They are talking another 12-18" or more overnight tonight... Wheeling today was AWESOME... the lead rig going down the trail is a Rubicon on 38's and about a 8" lift (Dynatrac Prorock 60's, etc, etc)...he said the snow he was moving was coming up over the top of his hood...

 

Just Awesome... going out again somewhere tomorrow..

:needpics:

 

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I would not be worried as much going uphill towing a rig like that, as going downhill. Unless the trailer brakes worked real good, AND the trailer has chains on it.

 

Nothing like locking up your trailer brakes on the snow going downhill and watch the tail of it pass you by as it jackknifes.

 

But yeah, snow wheeling can be fun. A little less rocky, a few less trees and it could be the Lake Huron/Georgean Bay area in Ontario.

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Got lucky...warmed up to just under 40 and the snow turned into Rain...we got out of town before the next front...had no issues towing the trailer with the Jeep on it....just got home...will try to post a couple more pics once I get unpacked.

 

SW2

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