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my comfort zone is under 30K.... and it always seems much stronger than what they say.... another consideration is your traction.... snow covered vrs glare ice. creepers are a must
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somewhere aound 20k is my limit, but if the fish are biting that could change. I have a clam flip over, I pull with the quad, I put an I bolt in the side of the plastic tube. I have an ice screw with a rope and clip. I will put the anchor out to hold the pull over in place. I found that if it is attached to quad and you get out of it and wind is blowing it will flip over if no one else is sitting in it.
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QUOTE (Dogfish1979 @ Feb 19, 2022 - 07:37 pm)
QUOTE (Candice_h @ Feb 19, 2022 - 07:32 pm)
Yup... to windy
Not too windy for this guy! A for effort.
It looks like he is already got stuck in that slush and deep snow. We had a good amount of snowfall on Friday here, and today's wind is gusting to 51Km/ hr. Snow drifts will be everywhere , guys like this ( with a car) will get stuck.........guaranteed!
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