It's SNOW Time
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From: Colorado
It's SNOW Time
Ok its time to get ready for the snow and cold what are you going to do.
1 Lube oil and filter for the 98 ranger 4x4
2 front brakes
3 Lube and clean the auto hubs
4 Wash and wax truck
5 Wash and wax wheels
6 Put cold weather gear in the tool box
7 Clean and oil the 38
8 Check tire psi
Ok what else
1 Lube oil and filter for the 98 ranger 4x4
2 front brakes
3 Lube and clean the auto hubs
4 Wash and wax truck
5 Wash and wax wheels
6 Put cold weather gear in the tool box
7 Clean and oil the 38
8 Check tire psi
Ok what else
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 2,574
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From: Golden, CO
9. Propane for the new shop heater, the kero heater died. :-(
10. Stop cutting the whiskers, it's cold out there.
11. New Tires.
12. Water pump...naw, I can't work on anything with temps above 50*f.
10. Stop cutting the whiskers, it's cold out there.
11. New Tires.
12. Water pump...naw, I can't work on anything with temps above 50*f.
Senior User
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 333
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From: Colorado
Actually saw some white stuff on the roof this morning, so I'll continue this list....
13. Rebuild the ten year old Toro snow blower, check.
14. New wiper blades, check.
15. Put the ice scrapers in the vehicles, check.
Got new Big O A/T's, hoping they do well with the snow. They have to be better than the Continentals, cuz they were scary dangerous.
13. Rebuild the ten year old Toro snow blower, check.
14. New wiper blades, check.
15. Put the ice scrapers in the vehicles, check.
Got new Big O A/T's, hoping they do well with the snow. They have to be better than the Continentals, cuz they were scary dangerous.
Lead Driver
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 7,406
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From: Wheatland, Mo
HMMMM I have done most of that stuff....But I am looking for a lightbar cause I got tired of almost getting hit multiple times last winter pulling people out of ditches....anyone have a set they want to get rid of?...Cheap? I would love to be able to afford to spend $500+ on a new set.
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