Chains?
Do you put chains on your trailer? What kind? Are they the same as regular truck chains? We hope we don't need them, but want to be prepared. Thanks!
Forum Discussion
Bedlam wrote:
The worst conditions are when you hover right at the freezing mark. It allows a film of water on the snow and ice which makes walking just as hazardous. When the NW or SE get snow or ice it's nothing like the conditions where it gets colder and the ground freezes. I remember living on the Great Lakes with large blowing fluffy snow drifts that wouldn't allow you make a snowball verses the snow/ice balls you can pack in the warmer reaches of the snow belt.
X2!!!
Nothing nastier than wet snow at 31 degrees!! driving over squeezes the water out, makes the snow ice with water on top!!
Give me eastern Oregon powder at 25 degrees or less, no worse than driving on wet pavement.
