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10-20-2010, 01:20 PM

I have never towed in snow or ice, but last Memorial day I towed downhill on a single lane dirt road off camber towards the downhill side that was 6 inches of slimy slippery mud. It took an hour to go 3.4 miles.

I used the mirrors to make sure that at least one TM wheel was in the trench that my 4wd truck had carved out of the mud. This reduced the sliding sideways of the TM substantially.

I'm not sure which is worse, my trip in the mud or ice and snow on a well plowed interstate.

10-20-2010, 01:20 PM	#26
PopBeavers Guest Posts: n/a	I have never towed in snow or ice, but last Memorial day I towed downhill on a single lane dirt road off camber towards the downhill side that was 6 inches of slimy slippery mud. It took an hour to go 3.4 miles. I used the mirrors to make sure that at least one TM wheel was in the trench that my 4wd truck had carved out of the mud. This reduced the sliding sideways of the TM substantially. I'm not sure which is worse, my trip in the mud or ice and snow on a well plowed interstate.