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  1. rustystud

    First Deuce Winter Experience

    That was a good find Todd ! I think I will be buying some soon. The aluminum hose is good but if dented it looses flow. The Neoprene if hit or smashed will bounce back to shape.
  2. rustystud

    First Deuce Winter Experience

    I totally agree Karl. When I had to run the base wrecker in the winter months, we always had a block heater connected ( Since you never knew when a call would come in for a stuck or broken down bus) and a grill cover. When the snow or ice came we always chained up the wrecker first. With chains...
  3. rustystud

    First Deuce Winter Experience

    Todds112, if you plan on driving in the winter in Idaho much, I would invest in a few sets of tire chains. Nothing works better in snow and ice then chains.
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