Hey guys!

yesterday we had a big snow storm here in rhode island and I had so much fun with my truck [8D]

The funny thing is that i was watchingthe newsand one guy said "U guys with big truck 4x4 SLOW IT DOWN" [8D]

 

YA I was up in Upper Michigan last weekend snowmobileing 2+ feet of snow. I was pulling my trailer with my 2 sleds and went down a plowed gravel road couldn't find a plowed area to turn around so I locked it in 4high droped it low and ripped right thru a open field areadidn't spin a tire. In my old Dakota I would have had to work that 5.2to get thru. The Ram with the Hemi is awsome.

 

we havent had enough to play in yet[:@] hopefully soon though bc it is fun!

 

On my way from Colorado Springs back to Montana, I seen why they told all the 4x4's to slow down. We counted about 10-12 "off-road" capable(lifts/mud tires or aggressive tread) in the ditch. Now, admittingly some people can live in the stuff for their whole lives and never learn how to drive in snow/ice.
Seen a beautiful (used to be) 2500 that had rolled.

Admit that driving in snow can be fun. Especially if no one else is around to crash into you.

Satt

 

here in ny we got some and i was on snow standby at the firehouse whith a big parking lot and not alot of people around had alot of fun but went to work a couple times car rolled over semi in a ditch and small collision at an intersection. sucks for everyone that doesn't have a 4x4 truck especially a ram

 

snow!....we just got 9 inches or so up here in new england and expecting another storm saturday night.....
just remember that although you can get traction accelerating doesnt mean you can still stop the same (found that out while sitting sideways at a set of lights)