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Yes, given the temperature and the products of combustion. Mine truck had lighter exhaust as it warmed up.

No need to add gas at those temps. When living in Pittburgh, I just always bought fresh diesel. You can add a conditioner also which helps preventing gelling. Slobbering is normal and you can reduce the initial cloud and spray by covering the exhaust pipe with a can or cut off 2 liter pop...

just a winter wonderland....aren't winches great???

Get them from Saturn Surplus. Make sure you order enough of right and left hand threads.

Wet pavement without ABS sure whipped that truck around..

Hundy, can you tell me more about your Ram?

nice, how does it sound?

Not mine but work work well in the snow...

what gear oil are you running...

C'dub. welcome back...

AG, if you hit a soft spot in that river bed, who was pulling you out....big truck get stuck big... :oops:

welcome and take some time to learn the site references because they are pretty helpful...

Man what a beast...

quantity buying at it's best..

thanks for the great photos. Nice to see M35A2 and A3s in service.

looks like a Roscommon Equipment Center build

I hear you brother, just sold my deuce of 10 years, but it went to a good owner. Plus frees up some space for more?

Nice peice of innovation...

Wasn't the driver of that duece a cadet from the military school?

Yes, they had some last time I was there also. Sam Winer Motors - Electric Winches, Mechanical Winches, Hydraulic Winches