The kids had the day off along with my wife and I. A beautiful day only only 25F, and 2' of powder can only mean a picnic in the snow. Made all fresh tracks going to the river, wonderful drive

 

looks like you all had fun there is nothing better than family time

 

That looks sweet.....and its a warmish day at that....

 

What a great way to bond with the wife and kids. I'm soooooo jealous!

 

That looks like a blast! I may never get to drive my Jeep in snow that deep.... What I wouldn't give. I always ask, what do you have your T-case in when it's like that? Hi? Lo? Are you automatic? Do you air down?

 

With my son being diagnosed with a tumor in his frontal sinuses this last spring, fun family time has been lacking, very nice out today so we had to get out and enjoy it

 

Puts everything in perspective.

I wish him well.

Steven
White Oak, Texas

 

Snow this deep requires ALOT of torque to the wheels. I'm running in 4L drive, 4H just does not have the power. As far as airing down, absolutely! Differed conditions warrant different PSI but at this depth you want to stay as high up on top as possible. I run 4-5 PSI but that's with 40's and beadlocks.

 

I watch this guys channel alot on you tube Its a 3 part vid but heres the first part he doing a comparison of differant air pressures in the snow.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2LVfYsuud4

ok i would post the video if i could figure it out but heres the link regardless hope that helps

 

The dude is impressive. nice TJ, coilovers, 37s, boat sides, 155:1 crawl ration WOW... I like the eye patch too...wonder if he needs it

Edit: in video 2 he was DEEP, finally a justifiable reason for me to beadlocker rims.