yep Joseph Armand Bombardier the Quebecker inventor of the snowmobile understood this in 1936, tracks have the distinct advantage of spreading the weight or pressure of the vehicule over a contact patch 100 of times greater than tires. So for off road or deep snow there is no substitute 😊
what about a pointed nose cone type thing out front that slices thru the snow & at the same time funnels that snow towards the tires to drive up under. I noticed alot of vehicles were pushing snow out front & it was piling up. IDK just a thought
Geeez louise. That day looked like a blast!! Those rigs are wicked. Beautiful weather and scenery. But man. Devons rig. That blown V8, was NASSSTY!!! Looked so much fun!
Sometimes careful finesse gets the job done, and other times just mashing that throttle is the way to go, lol. That was a pretty epic adventure! Drone footage FTW there!
So back in my snow wheelin days you would get that look when the snow shoeiers and skiers would hear n see trucks coming on the road… and now when I see the Yeti tracks you guys leave I get that same feeling they must have had 😊 We would pack the center with snowshoes and shovel when we had steeps and deeps to cross that we knew no one was driving thru … with the occasional winch-a-thon to break trail …cold fun makes the dinner taste better , the beer more refreshing and the warm bed cozier 😊
Your attempt to get to the top reminds me of something that happened here in the UK many years ago. A 4x4 magazine wanted to hold a ‘shoot out’ event with all the most recent makes/models of 4x4. They arranged the event on an estate which had a long grass slope which the vehicles would have to climb. On the day the grass was very wet after rain all the previous night. The estate owner asked his gamekeeper to liaise with the magazine. At the end of the day none of the 4x4s managed to make it to the top but great fun was had by all. The gamekeeper said he needed to get away as he had to go feed the pheasants. He jumped in his series 1 land rover (about 1950s) and drove straight up and over the hill. Hundreds of horsepower forget it.
That is beautiful country to ride sleds in in the winter time too. Grew up down there and Recognize a couple of those rigs, those guys have come a long way and put a lot into those rigs.
Holy frigg buddy, that looks like a fun day! Some of those riggs!!!!! WOW!!!! 11:20 - snowshoes required - HAHAHAHA!!! 35:35 - OUCH - LOL!!! Nice job on filming and editing! Loved it!
So cool to see you wheeling with those guys, I check out Kelowna snow wheeling whenever its posted . So much snow and such awesome rigs, you make it everywhere with the Argo. It's all about the finesse What a blast man🍻
When u bottom out with low air pressure. You already packed the snow behind you, so air the tires up and back up 100 meters. Then air down and hit it at more speed than last try. THAT'S what my army pal would tell ya. He claims to never gotten stuck.
So nice to see you get out here in my back yard. My buddy and I were the first two full size rigs let into the club. It is nice to see so many more in the club now. Most everyone had 44's then I was the first too get the then New 46" claws. Now they are almost all on 54's or 58's. OH WHAT FUN CHEERS AND SAFE TRAVELS Steve h.
I've found that in really deep snow speed is best. If you think about it they can run snowmobiles on water. Get going fast enough you'll sort of plane out on top of the snow.
Great video. Each one of those rigs are bad ass in their own right. I'm a little surprised that the green rig that Devin has doesn't have problems breaking parts with all that horsepower. Whoever built that motor used some strong parts. But, the Sherp Argo is the King of any terrain. I'd love to own one. My biggest adventure off roading was back in '98 with a buddy in his Jeep CJ we drove his Jeep, 6 inch lift, 38 inch tires, Detroit lockers, reverse shackkes, hot water exchange for hot showers and doing dishes, electric inverter to run the blender and a hot plate, multi disc CD player, GPS, and more, from San Jose, (Silicon Valley) CA. 2 hours on the freeway to Ice House Road which becomes the beginning of the trail that becomes The Rubicon Trail. We spent 3 days crawling and camping the whole Rubicon all the way to the top where it comes out of the forest at Emerald Bay Lake Tahoe. Then we drove that perfectly built, perfectly performing Jeep two and a half hours back home. Not one problem with that Jeep. Larry had been building Jeeps and crawling the Rubicon for over 10 years by that time. He had already been through the trial and error phase. I couldn't have had a better experience than what we did that weekend.
@@ostacruiser --- We're kinda spoiled here in California as far as amazing natureand the various types of terrain to choose from. We've got trails in the forests through Alpine land, high desert mountains, low desert valleys, giant sand dunes, places to go fast or slow and places to go fast and slow. It's getting harder to live here because the state government has their head up their asses. Enjoy what we can while we can.
Iv bein up there to that old hotel a couple times... used to get bored n drive kelowna to pentiction on that road. Always wanted to go back just havent done it in a while
Wow, difference between tracks and monster wheels is night and day. The AC did amazingly well and proves once again why every doomsday prepper wants that beast.
Thoughts? Higher wider vehicle with shallow vshaped bottom and small vshaped plow on front high enough for ground clearance but can be used to keep from getting high centered. Vehicle itself with electric motors on all four wheels to avoid needing low hanging suspernsion/driveshaft. Electric being produced by diesel engine for longevity and higher elevations.
Being from kelowna and seeing these guys normally absolutely world class rigs when in the snow or anything else got a truck on 35s hope to play with these guys one day when I can get It done
This is absolute bucket list, dream, trail ride for me. Thank you for taking us along with you. At the very least, I can live vicariously through y'all.
Bought the same drone on your recommendation this past fall. It’s incredible. Managed 6.5kms and back with the standard batter across Manitoba prairie. Can’t wait till summer to try it again with the big batteries that I have now. The flight time is insane with them. Easily over 40 minutes when not in sport mode. Thanks again for the recommendation.
@Mr. Ostacruiser The only thing missing was a Roadrunner horn (Meep meep) for the moments when you were passing those stuck multi hundred HP monsters in slow motion.
The Argo has the close together axles, not quite as close as a Sherpa, but those close together with the large diameter, paddle tread, high flotation tires, makes a big difference in deep snow. Almost as good as wide tracks.
I think even a small V-Plow out front riding on maybe a 10" wheel would help tremendously cause you can have 2,000 HP and it won't matter if your wheels can't grab traction cause your sitting on packed snow or take the 85" tires off the John Deere 962OR or buy some 115" tires just to be sure, but all that matters is it looks like you guys are having a blast doing what ya like and creating some unforgettable fun memories 👍🏻👍🏻I only have 37s on my white diamond edition crew cab that actually came from Canada but I would be able to take it off the trailer and it would be game over for me lol, thanks for sharing and keep pumping our videos👍🏻👍🏻
@@ostacruiser keep up the great work ! I live in NS and we don’t have any snow this year. I have a new Argo with tracks I might have to bring out west just to try it out.
Wonder how well snowshoes would work at packing the center down, or breaking trail? Still nothing like tracks to get around. Will the tracks on your BRP SxS work in this deep of snow?
you need snow shoes to walk on that, there is a good radio out there called rugged radio and you can get them for head sets, that is what i recomand for a radio if you are interested
I love seeing these rigs! I love seeing what they can do! I think because it makes me think I'm not crazy for putting together my off-road toy, which is nowhere near the level of these machines.
Love how positive and easy going the tone of your videos are. Always great material and nice drone work! Please do a video with “Camping with Steve.” He’s another Canadian RUclipsr.
That's the lighthearted sound of people who can afford to lose a $50k+ rig if they make a bad move, or just get unlucky. I'd be sweating losing the rig too much to have any fun.
Awesome vid and just love this stuff. Just need a winch onboard the Argo so you can be off from the pack with little worry. Wonder if Sherp has a ready made bolt on setup or something for a winch, since they are nearly impossible to get completely stuck lol.
@@ostacruiser I seen your Argo in The story til now video and hoped it was yours. Seeing different views of rides is awesome. Thanks and keep the videos rolling
@@ostacruiser 1350 hp..not needed..fj toyotas, garbage pre historic. toyota never made a real 4x4..why or is it a requirement, they use tires & not tracks.??..
Right on Dave welcome to my neck of the woods. Kelowna is the best for winter excursions. You should look at CR racing they do really good sxs poker run last year thier was over 100+ sxs entries. You would not be disappointed as it all weekend long. I have taken the 2021 Outlander 850 max though thier holes its awesome! Most of sxs are 50,000 + rigs
I'm currently building a 4 runner with trax it's almost done I'm building it to help people that are stuck in the back country 4 years in the making 100% custom build
2 possible solutions: - have a fan in the front but only for the middle section to throw away the snow so you wont get suspended - just need a little bit - not for the whole vehicle like the trains have. - make a train out of several vehicles to add more force to the push of the front vehicle.
Dave always there for the to save the day. This reminds me on the video when you were with Jeep guys in swamp. They all be struggling while you take the most difficult track options and i specificly remember you taking shortcut over fallen tree logs while guys be going around, lmao. Also GG for wearing OG Sherpa merch even tho you switched to Argo!! Your videos always entertaining and chilled for watching.
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It’s amazing that no matter the horsepower no matter the size of the tires there’s no substitute for tracks.
yep Joseph Armand Bombardier the Quebecker inventor of the snowmobile understood this in 1936, tracks have the distinct advantage of spreading the weight or pressure of the vehicule over a contact patch 100 of times greater than tires. So for off road or deep snow there is no substitute 😊
I thought the point of this was the slow moving fun if they wanted tracks down the should of put some snowmobile riders out front
kept expecting some local to blow past them on a 1980 12 hp skidoo
Factually that would have been a 1966 Olympic Skidoo (12hp) and yes it would have passed these POS easily.@@benson098123
ØVERAASEN - TV 750 is the substitute
How long until Canada bans these assault vehicles
😆 hopefully long enough for me to invest half my savings in them first..like I did AR’s 🤣
😅😅 They are more Green Peace mobile if you ask me, light footprint and easy on fuel lol
Don’t give them ideas, they have enough bad ones already
Incredible adventure
You're already not allowed to go off trail. If you turn up dirt or bend grass and it isn't an OBVIOUS road way. You're F'd!
Awesome day with Dave and Jim. Thank you for hanging out with us.
Awesome edit of the trip too buddy
Thanks man!! We had a blast!!
what about a pointed nose cone type thing out front that slices thru the snow & at the same time funnels that snow towards the tires to drive up under. I noticed alot of vehicles were pushing snow out front & it was piling up. IDK just a thought
Nice camera work, Buddy. 👍
How about building a retractable plow to move snow away from your under carriage. You’d be unstoppable.
Nothing beats a snowcat in deep snow
Geeez louise. That day looked like a blast!! Those rigs are wicked. Beautiful weather and scenery. But man. Devons rig. That blown V8, was NASSSTY!!! Looked so much fun!
Sometimes careful finesse gets the job done, and other times just mashing that throttle is the way to go, lol. That was a pretty epic adventure! Drone footage FTW there!
Yes I agree 100% haha
Skills, hard work, and lots of money--Priceless!
a sled to break the center line then the big tires beside it lol wicked trip thanks for filming it
Crazy snow. Even better, seeing those rigs battle through.
We had such a great day!
So back in my snow wheelin days you would get that look when the snow shoeiers and skiers would hear n see trucks coming on the road… and now when I see the Yeti tracks you guys leave I get that same feeling they must have had 😊
We would pack the center with snowshoes and shovel when we had steeps and deeps to cross that we knew no one was driving thru … with the occasional winch-a-thon to break trail …cold fun makes the dinner taste better , the beer more refreshing and the warm bed cozier 😊
Wicked time and pleasure to meet you guys! Thanks for making the trip out.
Thanks dude. Likewise!
WICKED AWESOME!
Jealousy level all time high. Awesome stuff buddy. World class rigs on the west coast.
Frick what an adventure!!
Your attempt to get to the top reminds me of something that happened here in the UK many years ago.
A 4x4 magazine wanted to hold a ‘shoot out’ event with all the most recent makes/models of 4x4.
They arranged the event on an estate which had a long grass slope which the vehicles would have to climb. On the day the grass was very wet after rain all the previous night.
The estate owner asked his gamekeeper to liaise with the magazine.
At the end of the day none of the 4x4s managed to make it to the top but great fun was had by all.
The gamekeeper said he needed to get away as he had to go feed the pheasants.
He jumped in his series 1 land rover (about 1950s) and drove straight up and over the hill.
Hundreds of horsepower forget it.
Haha awesome story. Thanks dude
We use ham radios to communicate when we go out. Makes it a lot more fun to be able to talk to everyone whenever you want
That is beautiful country to ride sleds in in the winter time too. Grew up down there and Recognize a couple of those rigs, those guys have come a long way and put a lot into those rigs.
Agreed. We had an epic adventure. They boys treated us to a great ride
Holy frigg buddy, that looks like a fun day!
Some of those riggs!!!!! WOW!!!!
11:20 - snowshoes required - HAHAHAHA!!!
35:35 - OUCH - LOL!!!
Nice job on filming and editing! Loved it!
Thabks man! We had a great day. Awesome rigs and a whole crew of awesome people!
Kelowna guys have been my snow wheeling heros since I was In High School. More than 20 yeas ago!
Man I told them...I have been following them for at least that long. Great group
So cool to see you wheeling with those guys, I check out Kelowna snow wheeling whenever its posted . So much snow and such awesome rigs, you make it everywhere with the Argo. It's all about the finesse What a blast man🍻
What a great bunch of people!! We had a blast
Thank for going the extra mile for the great shots !
Wicked looking rigs. Looks like some fuel well spent and some wear on the engine well deserved!
Man oh man those are awesome pieces of equipment
When u bottom out with low air pressure.
You already packed the snow behind you, so air the tires up and back up 100 meters. Then air down and hit it at more speed than last try. THAT'S what my army pal would tell ya. He claims to never gotten stuck.
Sounds like a great technique
So nice to see you get out here in my back yard. My buddy and I were the first two full size rigs let into the club. It is nice to see so many more in the club now. Most everyone had 44's then I was the first too get the then New 46" claws. Now they are almost all on 54's or 58's. OH WHAT FUN CHEERS AND SAFE TRAVELS Steve h.
I've found that in really deep snow speed is best. If you think about it they can run snowmobiles on water. Get going fast enough you'll sort of plane out on top of the snow.
Dam nice machines and some great scenery
Great video.
Each one of those rigs are bad ass in their own right.
I'm a little surprised that the green rig that Devin has doesn't have problems breaking parts with all that horsepower. Whoever built that motor used some strong parts.
But, the Sherp Argo is the King of any terrain.
I'd love to own one.
My biggest adventure off roading was back in '98 with a buddy in his Jeep CJ we drove his Jeep, 6 inch lift, 38 inch tires, Detroit lockers, reverse shackkes, hot water exchange for hot showers and doing dishes, electric inverter to run the blender and a hot plate, multi disc CD player, GPS, and more, from San Jose, (Silicon Valley) CA. 2 hours on the freeway to Ice House Road which becomes the beginning of the trail that becomes The Rubicon Trail. We spent 3 days crawling and camping the whole Rubicon all the way to the top where it comes out of the forest at Emerald Bay Lake Tahoe. Then we drove that perfectly built, perfectly performing Jeep two and a half hours back home. Not one problem with that Jeep. Larry had been building Jeeps and crawling the Rubicon for over 10 years by that time. He had already been through the trial and error phase.
I couldn't have had a better experience than what we did that weekend.
That sounds like an awesome adventure. That whole area is beautiful! I got to wheel a bit on the Rubicon trail. Loved it
@@ostacruiser --- We're kinda spoiled here in California as far as amazing natureand the various types of terrain to choose from. We've got trails in the forests through Alpine land, high desert mountains, low desert valleys, giant sand dunes, places to go fast or slow and places to go fast and slow.
It's getting harder to live here because the state government has their head up their asses.
Enjoy what we can while we can.
Iv bein up there to that old hotel a couple times... used to get bored n drive kelowna to pentiction on that road. Always wanted to go back just havent done it in a while
I’d be curious how much $ in rigs we just witnessed, and how much fuel the big rock bouncer used!!
Wow, difference between tracks and monster wheels is night and day. The AC did amazingly well and proves once again why every doomsday prepper wants that beast.
Thoughts?
Higher wider vehicle with shallow vshaped bottom and small vshaped plow on front high enough for ground clearance but can be used to keep from getting high centered. Vehicle itself with electric motors on all four wheels to avoid needing low hanging suspernsion/driveshaft. Electric being produced by diesel engine for longevity and higher elevations.
Being from kelowna and seeing these guys normally absolutely world class rigs when in the snow or anything else got a truck on 35s hope to play with these guys one day when I can get It done
This is absolute bucket list, dream, trail ride for me. Thank you for taking us along with you. At the very least, I can live vicariously through y'all.
Thanks dude!! You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it
i miss a Unimog woud love the compare
Amazing footage gents! Wow!thank you very much. Pleasure to see cool rigs and smiles. Keep on . Take care.🤙🏻✌🏻👊🏼☝️
So cool seeing you hook up with world class rigs. It’s been sweating winter there too.
This episode is going on the tv. !!! Thanks for sharing your adventures
Right on!! Should look great on there
Snow runner on PC looks amazing. Such IMMERSION
😅😅
Bought the same drone on your recommendation this past fall. It’s incredible. Managed 6.5kms and back with the standard batter across Manitoba prairie. Can’t wait till summer to try it again with the big batteries that I have now. The flight time is insane with them. Easily over 40 minutes when not in sport mode. Thanks again for the recommendation.
You're welcome! Great little drone for sure
@@ostacruiser 🤙
Osta that was the legend Bruce Cook in the snow groomer! U must know him!
True legend for sure. All around super nice dude as well
Gotta love how he just strolls in. His video of this will be up soon.
@Mr. Ostacruiser
The only thing missing was a Roadrunner horn (Meep meep) for the moments when you were passing those stuck multi hundred HP monsters in slow motion.
Loved it looked like a ton of fun!!! Also that is super beautiful country out there!
You never disappoint. Absolutely amazing!
Thank you so much!
How fun that must have been! Thank you for sharing!
Reminds me of the trails down here off Wayerhauser Plant in Okanagan Falls. Bout 2 hrs south of where you are
The Argo has the close together axles, not quite as close as a Sherpa, but those close together with the large diameter, paddle tread, high flotation tires, makes a big difference in deep snow. Almost as good as wide tracks.
Wow , thanks for sharing this awesome experience !!! 😀
You're welcome. Glad you liked it!
Awesome video guys! Looks like a good time. Never wheeled in snow that deep, but I do have 1000’s of hours in a snowcat.
Went colombia for a month in 2012. There was lots of old mint land cruisers there, most were lifted on 35-37 inch tires.
Awesome!!
Absolutely love snow wheeling.
Yep, would definitely have a snow blower mounted on front of one of those.
I sure love my 75 FJ40. Owned it for over 30 years.
Also yes that Chevy has exhaust cut outs
amazing education on deep snow crossing. Nice video
Old snow cat was the mvp
My video will be up tomorrow 🍻
I think even a small V-Plow out front riding on maybe a 10" wheel would help tremendously cause you can have 2,000 HP and it won't matter if your wheels can't grab traction cause your sitting on packed snow or take the 85" tires off the John Deere 962OR or buy some 115" tires just to be sure, but all that matters is it looks like you guys are having a blast doing what ya like and creating some unforgettable fun memories 👍🏻👍🏻I only have 37s on my white diamond edition crew cab that actually came from Canada but I would be able to take it off the trailer and it would be game over for me lol, thanks for sharing and keep pumping our videos👍🏻👍🏻
You guys should have brought up your mountain sleds. Beautiful country up there for a great vid.
That was Bruce Cook in the snowcat!!! He’s amazing.
Such a rad dude
@@ostacruiser keep up the great work ! I live in NS and we don’t have any snow this year. I have a new Argo with tracks I might have to bring out west just to try it out.
He absolutely is. Subscribe to his channel for the snow dozer version of this video soon.
like you mentioned the drone makes a world of difference. looks like you had a blast
Nothin like the sounds of the American muscle osta!! Great job not adding music in, totally worth it bub!!!! Great vid keep um comin!!
Thanks buddy!
Wonder how well snowshoes would work at packing the center down, or breaking trail? Still nothing like tracks to get around. Will the tracks on your BRP SxS work in this deep of snow?
Yes. They would have worked amazing! We ride over 10ft deep snow with the tracks
you need snow shoes to walk on that, there is a good radio out there called rugged radio and you can get them for head sets, that is what i recomand for a radio if you are interested
Man I would have loved to try snow shoes in that stuff lol
Seen an argo in an trailer going down the freeway in Washington state this summer. I didnt realise how big they are
Awesome video I need to get me a Sherpe four-wheel-drive that thing is awesome
was an honour to wheel alongside you and have you say nice things about my cruiser 😂😂🤟🏻
Kick ass rig brother!!
Nothing like pushing all day and destroying all the trails . Then you wonder why others that would like to use the trail get made at you guys
What an awesome movie..Thank you very much.I have to much to say about the awesomeness, so I'm just gonna stop right here...👍✌️
Who was the guy blazing the trail?
Devon Villeneuve
Osta we appreciate ya!! We salute you!
Thank you buddy!! Just trying to share the good times
Love it, so awesome, can't wait to get out my self.
Always good idea to bring a snowcat with y'all
I love seeing these rigs! I love seeing what they can do! I think because it makes me think I'm not crazy for putting together my off-road toy, which is nowhere near the level of these machines.
Off the hook! I need an Argo.
Awesome adventure! Awesome view!! Awesome rigs!!! Awesome guys!!!! More of this content. God bless you guys😀♥️👏💪🙏
Thanks!! Glad you liked it!
Love how positive and easy going the tone of your videos are. Always great material and nice drone work!
Please do a video with “Camping with Steve.” He’s another Canadian RUclipsr.
Thanks dude. Love sharing the adventures with everyone. I will check him out
That's the lighthearted sound of people who can afford to lose a $50k+ rig if they make a bad move, or just get unlucky.
I'd be sweating losing the rig too much to have any fun.
One of your best vids to date! Loved it!!!!
Thanks man!!
Man is it great to see several Top Truck Challenge alumni rigs still being wheeled
I know hey. So freakin awesome
Good eyes.
Your anything off road for life brother. I truly Enjoy your videos.
Awesome video thanks for the ride along . Drone footage was great good old DJI appreciate your time with all the editing. I know how long it takes.
Thanks man. Glad you enjoyed it
What a great video ! Loads of snow !!
Awesome vid and just love this stuff. Just need a winch onboard the Argo so you can be off from the pack with little worry. Wonder if Sherp has a ready made bolt on setup or something for a winch, since they are nearly impossible to get completely stuck lol.
We have a custom built mount for ours that works just perfect
@@ostacruiser That's awesome with that the Sherp is virtually unstoppable. Even though it pretty much already was even without 😄
did you know it was Bruce and Shaun in the snow cat?
Yes my buddy knows him. Awesome dude
@@ostacruiser I seen your Argo in The story til now video and hoped it was yours. Seeing different views of rides is awesome. Thanks and keep the videos rolling
Awesome edit of the trip too buddy
Thank you!!!
Awesome show! That’s some of the best shots I’ve seen in a long time.
You’ll have to come back out for that sweet spring snow! You’d be able to go anywhere with ease. Awesome to see you out here 🤘🏼
Would love to! What a kick ass day. You guys rocked it in the snow cat
@@ostacruiser 1350 hp..not needed..fj toyotas, garbage pre historic. toyota never made a real 4x4..why or is it a requirement, they use tires & not tracks.??..
@harry walker I have never read more incorrect information in my life lol
@@harrywalker5836 🤣🤣🤣
Great video. Way nice view with that camera, and every vehicle there was bad ass.
Florida Man here. I see you boys have coolers on your trucks. Is that to keep the beverages from freezing or is there really ice in them?
Lol they are on ice. It's not thhhhaaaaaat cold.
Right on Dave welcome to my neck of the woods. Kelowna is the best for winter excursions.
You should look at CR racing they do really good sxs poker run last year thier was over 100+ sxs entries. You would not be disappointed as it all weekend long. I have taken the 2021 Outlander 850 max though thier holes its awesome! Most of sxs are 50,000 + rigs
One of a kind video. Great job!
You guys a frickin nuts haha! There were some awsome Riggs thanks for the view of the great white north y'all
35:25 That was some great camera work while gettin peppered!
Looks like one heck of a good time!
SO cool thanks for sharing glad i found you look forward to watching all your stuff thanks again
What, no Mrs Osta on this trip! Love your laugh and love the channel! Looks like you had a great time!
She couldn't make, too bad. she woulda had a great time
I'm currently building a 4 runner with trax it's almost done I'm building it to help people that are stuck in the back country 4 years in the making 100% custom build
This video is the answer to “why take a sled when a super modified wheeled off-roader can sort of make it?”… and I loved it.
Osta, your friend got blasted towards the end. My goodness that was deeeeep snow!!
Haha Frick we laughed. Awesome stuff
That blue Chevy on air suspension is so cool, I'm friends with the owner
Ooh was waiting for this one! Sick!
We had a freakin blast!
2 possible solutions:
- have a fan in the front but only for the middle section to throw away the snow so you wont get suspended - just need a little bit - not for the whole vehicle like the trains have.
- make a train out of several vehicles to add more force to the push of the front vehicle.
You're side kick was awesome . Seems like a great dude. Cheers from kelowna.
Heck ya. Jim is great
Dave always there for the to save the day.
This reminds me on the video when you were with Jeep guys in swamp. They all be struggling while you take the most difficult track options and i specificly remember you taking shortcut over fallen tree logs while guys be going around, lmao.
Also GG for wearing OG Sherpa merch even tho you switched to Argo!!
Your videos always entertaining and chilled for watching.
Thanks so much man!! Super appreciate the comments❤️❤️