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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We don't have too much choice, sometimes we get stuck in a storm (8x).
Been riding for 20 yrs,making a one way 500 mi. trip. We sometimes get stuck with bad weather and simply slow down. For me the snow covered road was really NOT the issue.
Spray from passing semi's was always a problem because it would cut down my vision. The road spray would ice up my windshied.
You have to crank up your heat on your defroster and i learned to wear a short sleeve T-shirt in such a hot cab.
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 . :E
Been riding for 20 yrs,making a one way 500 mi. trip. We sometimes get stuck with bad weather and simply slow down. For me the snow covered road was really NOT the issue.
Spray from passing semi's was always a problem because it would cut down my vision. The road spray would ice up my windshied.
You have to crank up your heat on your defroster and i learned to wear a short sleeve T-shirt in such a hot cab.
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 . :E
