Towing on snowy roads
Years ago, I hauled a 26' bumper pull TT with a 1500 4x4 Suburban up to the ski area every weekend. Never had to chain up or set a drag chain. Now, I am preparing to haul my bumper pull TH with my 4...
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I got caught in a freak snow storm with my new trailer (comong back from factory after repairs). After a night at a hotel we started out for the pass.
Since no snow was predicted, I had no chains but I was amazed how well it pulled. These trucks are so heavy that they just claw along. I do have M/S tires that are only slightly aggressive.
In this pic, chains were required but I had none and frankly, there was no way to turn around.
I still don't have any chains. Been in snow deep enough to push it with my bumper. Been in black ice and tracked fine, albeit slowly.
If I had chains AND NEEDED THEM, I'd put them on the back.
Since no snow was predicted, I had no chains but I was amazed how well it pulled. These trucks are so heavy that they just claw along. I do have M/S tires that are only slightly aggressive.
In this pic, chains were required but I had none and frankly, there was no way to turn around.
I still don't have any chains. Been in snow deep enough to push it with my bumper. Been in black ice and tracked fine, albeit slowly.
If I had chains AND NEEDED THEM, I'd put them on the back.
