Towing in the snow
This is my first post, so excuse my ignorance. Last winter we were pulling our 30' trailer out I10 in west Texas, and the bridges were frozen over or had slush on them. I kept feeling the trailer get...
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All those times, we were towing snomo trailers with a TC's and had a warm place to sit out a blizzard or two when it got so bad that i couldn't see. We spent a 1/2 day in a parking lot somewhere. You just have sometimes, wait it out, the roads will be plowed soon enough. The downside is the road salt eating up your RV
How true..I would take a pickup/camper combo any day over a travel trailer/pickup on snowy roads.
We once were stuck on the wrong side of a mountain hunting during a terrible snow storm pulling a travel trailer with a pickup..Made it to the hiway and it was worse, but we only had one summit in our way.So we chained up only to spin out before the top right in the middle of the road..Dropped the weight distribution hitch to put the weight in the back of the truck and we chugged right over.
WD hitches can be your enemy on slick or snowy roads.
If I were traveling the roads all winter with any RV,I would put studded tires all the way around.They make enough of a difference to sometimes get you to the next pullout.
