>
>> << or a fully charged Cell phone and a phone book. >>
>>
>> Take my word for it, a cell phone is not worth a #$@%@# in the mountains. I
>> broke down going through the Rocky Mountain NP last June at Iceberg Pass,
>> 13,000 ft +/-.
>
>exactly, i found out this last weekend, just how wonderful cellphones can be
>in the mountains, horrible reception, when i could get thru.
>
Simple economics of supply and demand; supply cell site equipment say $100K,
demand maybe two guys use it one a year when they're stuck.
No contest.
>
>anyway, on to me response... I would reccomend a set of snow tires, or
>mud-terrains at the least; second, a load in the back really helps, because
>the rear tires can push down harder and get more "bite"; third, remember,
>any terrain out there that can get a big ol' military truck stuck, would be
>more then a match for anything else,
>
Surprising no one has latched onto the BV202/206, purpose designed for the job,
cheap and scrap here; even the steering is on the right side for the US. . . .
. .
Richard
(Southampton UK)
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