the spray is brine..or saltwater essentially they like it in OH

 

i usually don't have any weight but last i had my 4wheeler (with plow attachment) in the back and i was still able to slide all over the place... sure weight helps but you still have to know how to drive so that you don't get stuck

 

of course.. lets bring driving skill out too,

throttle easy, clutch slowly, brake early, turn easy...

 

i just wish all the other dumbasses out there on the road would figure that out... sometimes you gotta wonder how they ahve made it this long in life... or how they got dressed in the morning...

 

but its sooo fun to mess with them. a little extra throttle in a turn and they freak out thinking your gonna slide into them...they're 2 lanes away,
ahaha
or the ones that ride your ***, almost hit you at the stop sign so a little extra gas covers their windshield with slush....

of course my buddy nick at work...thinks hes gonna be invincible with his 4wd sporttrac..lol i cant wait to laugh at his *** the first time i gotta go pull him out of a ditch

 

yup i agree, most people just havnt grasped simple common sense things for driving in the snow



and btw bat, take a vid and some pics of that for us so that we can laugh at him and his ferd lol

 

hey man, the slush works in your tropical climate.. up here we kick sand and salt haha.
Also, isnt the Sport-trac jsut like a wannabe SUV turned truck from FROD??

 

yea its a ferd exploer but w/ like a 3 ft truck bed and a small *** quad cab set up, they suck ***

 

it aint too bad....
its a step up from his f150
at least its not a chivvy

and i dont have any problems with tailgators on the freeway anymore.
without wheelwells, the cloud of water and crap coming from my truck rivals trucks 2xd my size

 

I agree, the right snow tires make the differance, there should already be enough "Truck Weight".