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So I called snow vally. They open tomorrow and the locals night deal doesent start tell after the holidays. I would be down for mountain high. I havent been there in forever

Buhahaha

 

We can trade trucks?

 

how about some time in late january or feb?

 

I'll know my schedule by tomorrow or Wednesday I'll shoot you a a text

 

Sounds good. I will go before then im sure. I will shoot you a text when I go

 

Dinner @ beer and salsa this week??

 

What are you laying about baby faced Arnold?

Lol I don't want a stock truck

 

possible

 

OK what in the world does that mean

 

What month does Big Bear get most of its snow?

 

We normally dont even get snow tell after january, so this winter is looking good. But feb-march is the most snow

 

Howdy y'all

 

You a cowboy now?

 

Howdy, Pilgrim.

What's the law on chains, Corey?

 

4wd with snow tires have to have chains with them but not actualy on unless its a 3 condition which means like over 1 foot of snow. I have only seen that once my whole life. They wont actualy ask to see the chains, just ask if you have them. I dont have chains for my truck

2wd any time there is chain control in place has to have chains on the car

 

here is the chain law
There are three primary categories of chain restrictions, as shown below:

R-1: Chains are required on all vehicles except passenger vehicles and light-duty trucks under 6,000 pounds gross weight and equipped with snow tires on at least two drive wheels. Chains must be carried by vehicles using snow tires. All vehicles towing trailers must have chains on one drive axle. Trailers with brakes must have chains on at least one axle.

R-2: Chains are required on all vehicles except four-wheel-drive vehicles under 6,500 pounds gross weight and equipped with snow tires on all four wheels. Chains for one set of drive wheels must be carried by four wheel-drive vehicles using snow tires.

R-3: Chains are required on all vehicles without exception.

R-1 and R-2 are the most common conditions. A highway will often be closed before an R-3 condition is imposed. Some local areas may use variations of these designations. You must follow the directions on the signs posted for chain controls or any instructions given by Caltrans or CHP personnel at chain control check points, even if these are at variance with broadcast road condition reports or information contained herein.

 

So it looks like one pair is all that's needed for us. Already looking at Craigslist for a pair to throw in the back. Thanks, guys!

 

yea, i found mine on craigslist for 50 bones.

 

You have one pair or two?

 

one pair for the rear.