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Extremely happy with 100 in the snow/ice (Atlanta)
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That lot is plowed!!! 
It's good to see you guys having some of the fun that we have up north. These rigs really do well in the snow so it's good you guys get some practice. Keep it up.
It's good to see you guys having some of the fun that we have up north. These rigs really do well in the snow so it's good you guys get some practice. Keep it up.
Yeah, that's my plowed driveway. Wasn't trying to show off the snow capabilities. The other day I successfully climbed a 45 degree snow pile. I wish I had taken a pic of that. These are the best snow vehicles.
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Two nights ago we were on I-81 in Virginia and it closed. We were able to get off in Pulaski and drive through 12 to 18 inches of snow in places through Pulaski and then into Radford. The snow became packed and iced but the 100 ate it up. We had no problems at all.
I tried both CDL and unlocked. Both had their advantages. When the snow was really deep, the CDL gave us the traction we wanted to push through it. When the snow was packed the Atrac only kicked in once or twice. The 100 motored on passed folks with all kinds of different issues. After a couple hours extra we made it to Roanoke and wine and Greek food. All thanks to the 100.
I will add that I went ahead and locked the ARBs to see how that acted in the snow and the rear end kept wanting to come around so I gave up on that.
Two nights ago we were on I-81 in Virginia and it closed. We were able to get off in Pulaski and drive through 12 to 18 inches of snow in places through Pulaski and then into Radford. The snow became packed and iced but the 100 ate it up. We had no problems at all.
I tried both CDL and unlocked. Both had their advantages. When the snow was really deep, the CDL gave us the traction we wanted to push through it. When the snow was packed the Atrac only kicked in once or twice. The 100 motored on passed folks with all kinds of different issues. After a couple hours extra we made it to Roanoke and wine and Greek food. All thanks to the 100.
I will add that I went ahead and locked the ARBs to see how that acted in the snow and the rear end kept wanting to come around so I gave up on that.