the white and red first gen is mine!

 

upload that pic of it with the smoke trailing around it flinging snow

 

this one of me in the snow!

 

yes that one

 

Cool, another " new " picture for my collection.

 

Just install the "concrete bedliner" and you're good to go!

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...crete+bedliner

 

Yeah the suitcase weights that are on the front of my truck in the summer are in the back in the winter all 1500lbs of em

 

not the concrete bedliner again!

 

another pic
http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/DSCF5218.jpg

 

Heh add a few feet of snow then drag my wagon out

 

 

Nice, we had a good little snow storm here on Sunday night and I got my truck stuck pretty good on a hill when I was turning around. The snow is over a foot deep anyways.
I ratbagged her pretty hard getting her out. I did a good number on the front bumper too when the chain slipped lol.
When a Cummins powered truck gets pulled out by a little Nissan pickup... mind you I have no weight in my box except my spare tire and I maybe got 30% tread left on my tires... I was doing a lot better than I thought I would before I got stuck.
Was a fun time though. I think I wanna throw a little weight in the box and I'm hopfully buying new tires this week and then I wanna give it a second try.

 

you can use snow as the weight if you want, amkes a difference, but then you have to carry a shovel

 

Here is a pic for you guys... Unfortunatly it's the only one of his twin turbo of the day.



Better picture of the truck.

 

Dude, air down your tires. Makes it so much easier going. I've run as little as 4 lbs. in mine (not on my CTD) in the snow in eastern Washington. You do have to be mindful of the unseating a bead. But it's like floating on butter.