Our durango was OK in snow, but it has taken a beating in the last 6 years. It's on its third engine, it now has multiple colors, and many other issues. We just can't afford a replacement vehicle right now. The redneck engineering fix is working great though!Ya, looking forward to breaking out the tractor for the 3rd time in what seems like as many days. As soon as it warms up to 14 degrees I'll clear a path for the puppy to get around. It's awfully cute watching him bounce around the driveway, though. He looks like a dolphin following a boat aroundW - I had a Durango when I lived in Breck and it did so poorly in the snow it ended up sliding off a pass, but I was able to climb out the sunroof. The Dodge trucks (and Chevy's) are way better equipped to handle this weather. Come to think of it, I should just get a sled and the dog can pull me into town.
It was warm enough yesterday afternoon before it started snowing again, that the hens in the breeding pens dug themselves some dust bath holes. Or should I say mud bath holes.......
