Round 2 for Feb

PrchJrkr

PrchJrkr

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I left Solomons at 3pm and promptly stopped at 309pm while something happened on the bridge. About 15 mins later, traffic started to move. A smashed up F150 2wd on a rollback went by. When I crested the bridge, there was an F150 2wd spinning and trying to make it up the bridge going northbound. There was a line behind him, surely cussing. Why do 2wd pickup drivers not know their trucks suck on wet roads, much less frozen ones. SMDH...
 
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RoseRed

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PrchJrkr said:
I left Solomons at 3pm and promptly stopped at 309pm while something happened on the bridge. About 15 mins later, traffic started to move. A smashed up F150 2wd on a rollback went by. When I crested the bridge, there was an F150 2wd spinning and trying to make it up the bridge going northbound. There was a line behind him, surely cussing. Why do 2wd pickup drivers not know they're trucks suck on wet roads, much less frozen ones. SMDH...
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At the very least, throw some weight in the back.
 
my-thyme

my-thyme

..if momma ain't happy...
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PrchJrkr said:
I left Solomons at 3pm and promptly stopped at 309pm while something happened on the bridge. About 15 mins later, traffic started to move. A smashed up F150 2wd on a rollback went by. When I crested the bridge, there was an F150 2wd spinning and trying to make it up the bridge going northbound. There was a line behind him, surely cussing. Why do 2wd pickup drivers not know they're trucks suck on wet roads, much less frozen ones. SMDH...
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At least put it in a lower gear.....
 
kwillia

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PrchJrkr said:
I left Solomons at 3pm and promptly stopped at 309pm while something happened on the bridge. About 15 mins later, traffic started to move. A smashed up F150 2wd on a rollback went by. When I crested the bridge, there was an F150 2wd spinning and trying to make it up the bridge going northbound. There was a line behind him, surely cussing. Why do 2wd pickup drivers not know they're trucks suck on wet roads, much less frozen ones. SMDH...
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You have to remember it has been years since we’ve had such snow. We have a whole new generation of drivers that have not a clue.
 
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ontheriver

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kwillia said:
My dad taught me to use bags of kitty litter for weight. I could use it as traction if I ever got stuck.
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I had a 4WD Silverado. Back was usually full of 50lb bag of Goat food and bales of hay. I loved that truck!
First snow after I got it, I took it in the field and really learned what it could do. I was essential personnel at work and never missed a day because of weather.
 
Sneakers

Sneakers

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ontheriver said:
I had a 4WD Silverado. Back was usually full of 50lb bag of Goat food and bales of hay. I loved that truck!
First snow after I got it, I took it in the field and really learned what it could do. I was essential personnel at work and never missed a day because of weather.
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I would wait for the worst of the storm to go out and 'play'. You never forget how to drive in this stuff.
 
BOP

BOP

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Sneakers said:
Yup. Still recovering from whatever I had, zero stamina. Pushing the thrower for an hour or two is going to be a killer.
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I thought it was just me. All I want to do is sleep. Been going on for a couple of days.

I suspect the government is up to no good.
 
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