You can drop as many of those off here because we all know that Pat loves to have snow on the ground along with the temperatures that go with it

 

ntm the exercise from shoveling his truck out...

 

So very true, but he can get Black in the garage so I doubt that he needs to shovel the bed out. On the other hand, I need to do that with mine so it will be nice to have the bed liner in the truck this winter to make shoveling easier.

 

i was meaning when he went to work lol... if it snows too much i just have to remember to go out and brush off the tonneau... or if its going to be a doozie ill throw the sandbags in there and roll it up to let the snow add more weight..

 

Ahh gotcha!

 

Oh, so, going to come into our fine chapter and bring that offensive crap with you! Guess we'll see where the new herd of camels ends up tomorrow!

Afternoon guys. It's a little warm to have white crap here, but, go ahead, it'll just melt since it's going to be 70 here today!

 

So the camels are going to visit Virginia tomorrow???

It is actually nice here today too. Temps are to top out in the mid 60's and tomorrow will be pushing near 70. Then the bottom falls out and Friday it may be in the low 40's.

 

kind of humid here.. tomorrow theyre saying maybe 80*

 

Might see 70 tomorrow.

 

Looks like upper 60's/70's here for then next week. I'd be good with this until....Oh, I don't know....



April?

 

I will be glad to have some cold temps and white gold Pat. I need to see how the new truck will handle in it. Especially since I have the factory e-locker.

 

You know as well as I do, that is not going to happen!!!

 

That truck should be a beast in the snow with all of the weight that it has.

 

That it should be Neil.

 

I know that my 150 does a really good job in the snow with a little extra weight in the bed and having a LS in the rear. Last winter, I did not have any in there so I used the four wheel drive more when the roads were crappy. Before I had the issues with the bed floor, I would drop 320 pounds of sand back there directly over the axle between the wheel wells. I have not decided if I am going to put anything back there this winter or not. If I do, I think that it will go all the way to the back by the tailgate and it will be 2 or 3 bags of tube sand which would be 160 or 240 pounds.