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gbopp

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Posted: 10/24/20 12:19pm

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Forget Youtube. You need to go see it in person, It will be a good reality check.

jimh406

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Posted: 10/24/20 01:16pm

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I agree. See it in person. [emoticon]

We had the storm, btw. I plowed for a while with my Ranger including the community gravel road. We got about 8 inches with some drifting. Just enough to need the plowing, but I’m done at last.

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jetboater454

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Posted: 10/25/20 05:02am

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Saw enough snow in the upper states during my early years of trucking.

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gbopp

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Posted: 10/25/20 08:29am

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You should keep your snow driving skills sharp. Just in case.

jetboater454

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Posted: 10/25/20 08:31am

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Drove in the last of snow for my lifetime.

gbopp

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Posted: 10/25/20 10:11am

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Maybe, maybe not. The weather is getting weirder all the time.
You may, at some point, need to put runners on your Jet Ski and use it as a snowmobile

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Posted: 10/26/20 02:23am

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Reminds me of the guy that brought snowmobiles to the Florida beach back in the 70's. They didn't last but a few weeks.

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Posted: 10/26/20 06:12pm

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I've seen people running snowmobiles on grass and dirt. I think sand would be harder on the running gear.
I'd rather have a dirt bike (which I don't).