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Originally Posted by goodellj
We are Winter Texans, staying in the Houston area this winter. We are native Vermonters now living in Connecticut. There isn't anyone within 100 miles who knows how to drive on ice and snow. But even after saying that, my choice would be to NOT drive if there is a chance of slippery conditions. Maybe if I needed to save a life. And there is definitely no chance that I would do any towing when it is slippery.
There is a temperature display inside the F350, and we go on red alert when the temperature goes down close to 32 degrees and it is wet. Water plus freezing temp => ICE!!
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100 miles  the state od Texas can't drive in snow!
The first mistake people make is they think and rationalize that they can drive on black ice.
The second mistake is they go out and prove themselves wrong.
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