I was on mud grapplers and the roommate was on his stock tires. I would let him go first because if he couldn't make it then I had a better chance of pulling him out. The only time he got stuck was due to playing in a drifted parking lot that had over a 3ft drift. He slid into it when doing donuts and he stopped, when he stopped and tried to start again all 4 tires were in a 3ft pocket and by the time I drove over to him he has shoveled out enough to start back up. We just had a grain shovel in the bed and I had 30ft of tow ropes that never got used.
Also, after it snowed the second day and we got about 30" total, we went out to a buddies house to play around on his 80 acres. I didn't realize I was in a bad drift right beside his house and the mud grapplers chewed through it. It was almost as tall as the hood but was only probably twice as long as the truck. FYI take a secondary air filter if in deep powder snow. Mine was really packed up after the pasture runs haha.
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We tried to go to the buddies house when the storm was rolling in and we had to run around on I-44 headed to OKC just outside of Tulsa due to all the traffic blocking up the roads. We turned around and drove down I-44 for about 4 miles and had to get off an on ramp cross under the hwy and get back on the correct side to drive home. When we were driving out there I was like what the F are those guys doing driving down the wrong side of the road? You can only see about 20 ft in front of the truck due to the high winds and heavy snow.... I felt like an ass after I saw why they had to do that and then did the same haha.
Wish I would have had the GoPro's then!!!
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