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Unknown_Sniper · 02-06-2004, 08:15 PM

IVe been from tepms of -40 - around 120. ID rather be at a temp of 100 than -40 any day.
Well unless it was humid. I live in the New England area and there is humidity. I hate it when it gets hot and humid. In winter the humidity is usually gone although sometimes it is here. However it is usually warmer when its humid in winter. either way this is about mud and getting stuck not so much as cold.
Ive been stuck several times. one of the colder ones I think I got sick from working to get the truck out. It was stuck o na snow bank about 4 feet tall. The snow was decieving looks strong enough but as soon as the center of my truck got over the tallest part the wheels dug in and sunk. bam instant stuck in 0-10 degree weather. at night, out in the middle of shitville woods, right next to a road never used by anyone except by summer residents who deffinently wouldnt be driving by any time soon. Had to call a friend to come pull us out. I got stuck in the same spot the next day. and let me tell you this. I would rather fall into 3 feet of cool mud than 3 feet of ice, powder, and corn snow. and try to dig a 2 ton truck out of that.

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Unknown_Sniper is Offline Captain Posts: 5,724 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Mostly Vermont. Also New Hampshire	02-06-2004, 08:15 PM IVe been from tepms of -40 - around 120. ID rather be at a temp of 100 than -40 any day. Well unless it was humid. I live in the New England area and there is humidity. I hate it when it gets hot and humid. In winter the humidity is usually gone although sometimes it is here. However it is usually warmer when its humid in winter. either way this is about mud and getting stuck not so much as cold. Ive been stuck several times. one of the colder ones I think I got sick from working to get the truck out. It was stuck o na snow bank about 4 feet tall. The snow was decieving looks strong enough but as soon as the center of my truck got over the tallest part the wheels dug in and sunk. bam instant stuck in 0-10 degree weather. at night, out in the middle of shitville woods, right next to a road never used by anyone except by summer residents who deffinently wouldnt be driving by any time soon. Had to call a friend to come pull us out. I got stuck in the same spot the next day. and let me tell you this. I would rather fall into 3 feet of cool mud than 3 feet of ice, powder, and corn snow. and try to dig a 2 ton truck out of that.