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That made cringe when he was slipping off the road.

I've been running 36x12.50 super swamper radials for several years now. I'd like to go bigger but can't really afford it. They're mounted on 15x8's without beadlocks and I can't remember the last time I lost a bead. I run them at 3 psi pretty frequently. I'm sure 8,000lbs has something to do with ...

Welcome to the site. Thanks for checking in. Very nice Bronco! and chevy
I'd love to have some 46's in the snow.

We are still very slow on this forum...hopefully some more folks will find us now that the snow is falling.

Went to the dump today and they were slow so I was able to check my gross axle weight front/rear. 1970 Bronco, 5.0L, NP435, Dana 20, Dana 44 front, Dana 60 Rear, 36x12.50 on steel wheels, soft top. No family cage or winch, and me inside. Front: 2420 Rear: 1820 Total: 4240 My total weight was 4180, I ...

Welcome to the site. We're just waiting on the snow! I'm just up the road in Mount Vernon...will be moving to Stanwood.

Couple more

Some old pictures of our killer sledding hill....circa 1993/94

Which time?

Nice...wonder where it's headed. slowtrek...ha ha ha. I think we might be able to get an early run in this year.

Welcome to the new site. I hope to pick up a pair of modern snowshoes for this winter. I now have a chainsaw too!

These trucks are made by www.arctictrucks.com .

More picture and videos here. I think I know where to take my wife for 15 year anniversary!
www.arctictrucks-experience.com

My wife inherited these wooden snowshoes. We're not sure if they belonged to her grandparents or if her mother had purchased them. We're completely in the dark. The only identifying markings are 10x56 on the bottom. And on the rubber binding it states, Made in Canada, Quebec, and 1959. Not sure they ...

I have to say I'm impressed with that truck. They beat the snot out of it. Check out this article too. I think Santa needs to bring me this DVD.

http://www.4x4offroads.com/magnetic-nor ... froad.html

There's a little more to snow wheelin than just sitting in the warm cab of your rig. Snow sliding is like body surfing in the snow. To have perfect form, both hands must be straight up and both feet straight out. Getting down is the easy part :mrgreen: http://www.snowtrek.org/hangover-run-2007 ...

I love this show. These guys are hilarious. Enjoy! edit: I had the entire show posted, but youtube has taken it down. Here are the 3 parts posted by the Top Gear show. It's really cut down. I recommend searching for the whole thing on youtube, or purchasing the DVD. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ...

Ok, found the correct url

Like this

I tried to embed the youtube video for you, but it looks like it's an invalid url.

To embed youtube videos, just put the url between the youtube tags. I'll have to do some mods to allow embedding vids from other sites.

Welcome to the site. I'm just getting things going. As you can see we don't really have any members yet. So thanks for joining and checking in. What part of WA are you in?

Hopefully we'll get plenty of snow this year. I've seen a couple dustings on Stevens Pass already.

whoa, a visitor.... Glad you checked the new site! I wasn't sure if sno-cat was more of a generic name for tracked snow vehicles. I have to assume there have been several manufactuers over the years. I know this one had a pretty small engine. The guy was having some overheating issues. Sounds like a ...

Welcome to SnowTrek.org. Get registered and check-in. I live in Western Washington and do most of my snow wheelin and snow activities in the North Puget Sound Region of the Cascade Mountains. My current snow wheeler is a 1970 Bronco. I'm looking to expand my snow fun to snowshoeing and hopefully ...