hope it works

Maybe you should get snow tires for RVs in that part of the country, lol.

Global warming does seem to be shifting weather patterns around in a big way. We heard that Alabama had a bad snow storm this past winter which was the time they've seen snow, and it was bad enough that the National Guard was called out.

Here in the Pacific Northwest, we used to get lots of snow regularly in the winter 50 years ago, now we rarely get any. But the eastern US and Canada had plenty of snow in comparison this year.

Pic was taken in May last year. I was hoping the pic post worked, The Chevy wouldn't pull it like that so I bought a Jeep and stuck it on the back of the Sunseeker and it works fine. Thanks for the comments.

Happy camping

Is it snow or small hail piled up. Small hail after a thunderstorm in the Midwest is not all that uncommon, but that much is rare.

I vote for Snowfounder. And the toad is definitely in error and will not work.......

Should have the decals changed to read "SNOWseeker".

myredracer wrote:
Never been to SD but I'm pretty sure there's no snow there now. I say this pic has been photoshopped. Pffft....

Yeah, and the toad at the wrong end?? Typical newbie mistake. :p Doubt it will make it out the driveway like that. Hahaha.

Is that really only a single rear axle with a single tire a side or is it just the way the photo was taken?

I am guessing it is not. The news recently posted about a snow storm, the pic is most likely not edited and the coach has all the tires it should.

Never been to SD but I'm pretty sure there's no snow there now. I say this pic has been photoshopped. Pffft....

Yeah, and the toad at the wrong end?? Typical newbie mistake. :p Doubt it will make it out the driveway like that. Hahaha.

Is that really only a single rear axle with a single tire a side or is it just the way the photo was taken?

:S

jwoods61us wrote:

Ron3rd wrote:
Not sure what you're hoping will work.

Sunseeker ;)

I would think it depends on the direction you point it!

Ron3rd wrote:
Not sure what you're hoping will work.

Sunseeker ;)