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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The folk have hit it on the head. Go slow, go steady, keep an interval.
If you are going to winter camp, you will eventually run into ice and snow.
When we head south for a few weeks in the winter, there is always a couple of days of cold weather driving before we get out of the freeze zone.
I find the highway salt to be the biggest threat, it sneaks in and rusts the crack and crevices in the frame long after the snow is gone and it does not rinse out easily.
If you are going to winter camp, you will eventually run into ice and snow.
When we head south for a few weeks in the winter, there is always a couple of days of cold weather driving before we get out of the freeze zone.
I find the highway salt to be the biggest threat, it sneaks in and rusts the crack and crevices in the frame long after the snow is gone and it does not rinse out easily.
