Re: [MV] M35A2 in the snow?

DDoyle9570@aol.com
Mon, 22 Nov 1999 22:28:50 EST

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Around West Tennessee we don't have much snow, but we do occasionally have
ICE and some packed snow....I have never had any trouble with my M35A2 under
these conditions....of course I drive slowly...and the idiots behind me in
their SUV's that want to go 50 ('cause they have 4 WHEEL DRIVE) just have to
wait or pass....

It is kind of interesting to sit still and be able to turn a M35's front
wheels lock to lock with one finger though.

Main thing is, every vehicle and every driver has their limits, respect
them...be careful and if you get uncomfortable, stop.

David Doyle

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