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**Deb Mac** · 11-03-2022, 07:34 PM

Truck has been in the shop for 5 weeks (head gasket) and I have not been able to get the TM closed up for winter - got it winterized but she is still up. (Was doing some work inside before the truck packed it in). Got the first real snow of the season today and are expecting about another 6-8” over the next few days. It’s dry snow here in the mountains of BC so not really heavy.

My question is what kind of snow load will this handle while it’s up before I have to be concerned. I can probably sweet talk my neighbour into giving me a lift down to the storage yard so I can clear what’s up there now and close her up. But if it can handle about 10” of light snow, I’ll be able to go there myself next week when I get the truck back.

I know I don’t want to close it up while the snow is on the roof - clear it first - but I would hope it could handle afoot of snow without me having to worry.

11-03-2022, 07:34 PM	#1
Deb Mac Site Sponsor Join Date: May 2022 Location: Logan Lake, BC, Can Posts: 217	Snow load? Truck has been in the shop for 5 weeks (head gasket) and I have not been able to get the TM closed up for winter - got it winterized but she is still up. (Was doing some work inside before the truck packed it in). Got the first real snow of the season today and are expecting about another 6-8” over the next few days. It’s dry snow here in the mountains of BC so not really heavy. My question is what kind of snow load will this handle while it’s up before I have to be concerned. I can probably sweet talk my neighbour into giving me a lift down to the storage yard so I can clear what’s up there now and close her up. But if it can handle about 10” of light snow, I’ll be able to go there myself next week when I get the truck back. I know I don’t want to close it up while the snow is on the roof - clear it first - but I would hope it could handle afoot of snow without me having to worry.