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[ttFJC]

I also took this photo in my driveway. Not stuck. Just no longer able to proceed forward.

 

[AirheadNut]

I'm a big fan of WoolWax, been using it every fall on the underside of the Prado to help keep the tinworm at bay. I start with a thorough pressure washing, using a stiff brush on any dirt that is really stuck on, then a heavy coat of WoolWax. It is a bit thicker than Fluid Film and doesn't really smell. Holds up pretty well over the winter, though I am careful to just hose off the undercarriage afterwards rather than pressure washing it.
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[MTsoul]

I'm a big fan of WoolWax, been using it every fall on the underside of the Prado to help keep the tinworm at bay. I start with a thorough pressure washing, using a stiff brush on any dirt that is really stuck on, then a heavy coat of WoolWax. It is a bit thicker than Fluid Film and doesn't really smell. Holds up pretty well over the winter, though I am careful to just hose off the undercarriage afterwards rather than pressure washing it.
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A lift sure makes things nice!

 

[WreckDiver1321]

Does MDOT use salt in the Bozeman area? They don't up in the Swan Valley or down in Billings area.

 

[pigmony]

Does MDOT use salt in the Bozeman area? They don't up in the Swan Valley or down in Billings area.

In the Gallatin Canyon, yes, I think they do. Not like Michigan levels and it's mixed with a healthy amount of sand, but I believe they do use salt.

 

[3_puppies]

Does MDOT use salt in the Bozeman area? They don't up in the Swan Valley or down in Billings area.

not straight salt, but all sand applied to roads has a percentage of salt in it
the % of salt depends on where the sand is to be used, higher roads generally have a higher % than valley areas
valleys could be 5-6% salt where pass roads can be 15-20% salt content

the mag cloride, I think is worse as it gets everywhere under a rig