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Originally Posted by scgtguy
Jeff ...
tks for the vids and info ... watched the vid .... couldnt see what you have on the rear wheels for weight and I assume chains .... looks to move thru the snow well. Whats the height of the QA ? think it will eat thru 1.5' of snow ?
rgds, B
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I try to get out before it gets 1-1/2 feet deep. Taking small "side bites" after a full width path, I've been hood deep in snow. Going DOWN HILL, up hill that deep doesn't work well.
I have fluid filled 8.50s and four link chains. Two links would be better. No additional weight other than my 220 lb frame
The front tires NOW are tri ribs 4.80-8 ( in video they are factory 4.80-8 ) and the tri ribs steer better.
I have two 125s and previously used the other one with 10.50s fluid filled and the wide 6.50 -8 front tires. That went well too but the skinnies steer better.
I do have a pair of 65 lb Gilson wheel weights that I can put on. ( shown on the manual lift 125. The hydraulic lift 125 is in the video )