not good at all . when that snow moved in today people were off to the races, or should I say ditches. there was a road grader stuck in the ditch in front of my neighborhood

 

Yeah I can see that considering the snow/ice is still on the ground. Though some fresh snow will help regain traction in slick spots for a while, but that also means new drifts and more stuck people

 

When my wife went off to the grocery store today I sent that little shovel with her... so

 

I'm still dying to see this little shovel

 

I'll try and take a picture of it... it's yellow

 

Okay I'm here! My mother in law works at c and c tile in tulsa and they are afraid the roof is going to collapse on the building. The roof is sagging and support beams are bending.....

Rubi has been a monster in the snow...when I was out with okjt tuesday we were busting huge snow drifts out in deer creek no problems. I feel my "cookie cutter" tires did much better in the snow than the guys with wider tires. On guy got his passenger front in a rut that dragged him in in to the ditch and he spun out...twice

 

I knew the color . And sure thing - no rush.

Uh oh... That's not good. All this snow and ice can't be good for the roof.

Stock tires have their advantage - and disadvantage .

 

dang. they showed a citgo service station and the entire awing fell on the pumps below, luckily they were out of gas and no one was trying to get fuel at the time

 

Truck n tow dot com. Don't remember load strength but it was higher than my winch.

 

Dang!!!

Yeah, I googled and found the site . The one that looked like the pic you'd posted up said a safe working load of around 2,400lbs? Is yours the G43 5/16" chain?