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    Here's a Fresh Pic from Fort Collins....they missed a bunch of the Denver snow today, but the neighborhoods are still only VX accessible.

    Bim

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    Awesome pic....

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    Thumbs down Philadelphia weather forecast for next 15 days

    Philadelphia weather forecast for next 15 days

    This is NOT winter in Philly!!!

    Friday, Jan 5
    Cloudy, breezy and mild
    Low: 55 °F High: 62 °F

    Saturday, Jan 6
    Warmer with decreasing clouds
    Low: 42 °F High: 71 °F

    Sunday, Jan 7
    Some sun, then clouds; cooler
    Low: 41 °F High: 52 °F

    Monday, Jan 8
    Rain possible in the morning
    Low: 30 °F High: 48 °F

    Tuesday, Jan 9
    Mostly cloudy and breezy
    Low: 28 °F High: 42 °

    Wednesday, Jan 10
    Breezy with periods of sun
    Low: 27 °F High: 41 °F

    Thursday, Jan 11
    Mild with plenty of sunshine
    Low: 33 °F High: 47 °F

    Friday, Jan 12
    Clouds and breaks of sun
    Low: 34 °F High: 46 °F

    Saturday, Jan 13
    Clouds limiting sunshine
    Low: 34 °F High: 49 °F

    Sunday, Jan 14
    Cloudy with rain possible
    Low: 35 °F High: 50 °F

    Monday, Jan 15
    Rain
    Low: 35 °F High: 50 °F

    Tuesday, Jan 16
    Rain
    Low: 20 °F High: 42 °F

    Wednesday, Jan 17
    Plenty of sunshine
    Low: 17 °F High: 36 °F

    Thursday, Jan 18
    Plenty of sunshine
    Low: 16 °F High: 33 °F

    Friday, Jan 19
    Mostly sunny
    High: 31 °F Low: 20 °F
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bimati
    Here's a Fresh Pic from Fort Collins....they missed a bunch of the Denver snow today, but the neighborhoods are still only VX accessible.

    Bim

    Kinda looks like a kid eating spagetti (You know, like in a highchair, with a bib!) Only in a good way!
    Those VX's really eat it up (the snow that is)
    If you don't first THINK THINK, you could end up in deep DO DO!

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    HOLY CRIPES Bim, that thing is CRUMMY!!
    You know, if you hose it down and let the water freeze you could chip off the ice and maybe some of the dirt will come with it.
    I'm totally kidding. Mine is so dirty right now I have NO room to talk.
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    Would you believe that it was clean and spotless this morning? If you look closely at part of the front fender, you can see some shine popping through.

    Bim

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    4 low

    Quote Originally Posted by Bimati
    Here's a Fresh Pic from Fort Collins....they missed a bunch of the Denver snow today, but the neighborhoods are still only VX accessible.

    Bim


    I used to plow my neighbors driveways just by driving back and forth a few times, so they could get their cars out of their garages and to the main streets.
    I used to drive in bogs deep enough to let water come through the doors, even the dipstick would still be above water. I did add longer axle vent hoses.
    I even drove it over the concrete wall that seperates oncoming traffic.
    And over logs 3 feet in dia.

    I love my VX but it has it's limits.

    I agree with all who say 4 low is only for poor traction and lower speeds.

    I could "crab" my 1 ton in a circle insde of its length. you can really feel the front tires pulling sidways. Yes I did break many U-joints.
    But I was young.

    We had snow here today but I only used the power button to clean up any slippery spots. I save 4 low for at least 5-6" of snow.


    I won't touch the warming issue other to say during WWll, they were burning cities daily. Modern cities and cars produce a large amount of heat and runoff. but with mountains over a mile high. I doubt there could ever be a "Waterworld".
    , unless mountains sink?

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