how will this running board work in snow conditions?
290942
Great, thanks and yet I need to know what size were the revnut as I have destroyed them and I need to buy new ones if you could kindly let me know
2170305
I don't know if you can carry snow boards from experience. I would say that if you can ties a snowboard to a standard bar rack than you can tie it to this rack. A snowboard is way under the maximum weight. A snowboard doesn't catch much wind. I don't see why it wouldn't work.The cost is low enough that it can't be much of a mistake if it doesn't work the way you hoped.
2112798
No experience on ice/snow. Remember that it isn't the lightest thing in the world, with 3-4 little ones in it. The brake assemblies will help keep it in place when you don't want it to move at all, and I find I use the kick brake a lot because it will move on an incline - not to mention little ones throwing themselves backwards and forwards to make it move. I'd imagine ice and snow would be a challenge if there is any hill but I also imagine that the weight of it would help keep the "pusher" from slipping as much.
241087
Not really sure. It snowed a few times we tried it but it was such a hassle we quit using it. Wouldn't recommend it.
550006
My son longboards but I don't know that he ever tried that. He is at work right now I will check with him later today. Your only problem might be thickness of board and if the board lays absolutely flat. When you lock in the snow board the part that closes around the board and locks it in does not have a lot of give. So if those boards are thick or have any kind of angle to them the lock might not be able to close properly. Just a thought.
582784
i think so..u wd just have to place the 2 blocks close together...im guessing...i don't snow board
1947803
We used it to move rocks and dirt - worked just fine. Don't know about snow.
942697
It's a simple wheel and axle design. If snow and ice are allowed to build up anything can freeze.
512249
It will be adequate for most situations. Although it might take awhile as it is better suited for snowmobiling. If you have extra space I would highly recommend the snow dominator.
2067899
I'm sorry. I cannot help you. I live in a city. I can tell you, it does not work well in snow on a slight incline. Cardboard worked better for me. I hope someone else can help you.
197020
I use mine outdoors where it does get rain on and it works just fine. I live in Houston, so I don't know how it would do with snow.
1073325
Haven't used it in the snow but it is rated for it and I've used it in 50mph gusts and as long as all the tie downs are used it will be fine
115845
i have used the micro spikes on ice and snow and they worked beautifully. I would expect them to work the same under the conditions you describe as long as the gravel and or mud has a firm base under it. If it is deep with no base i don't think anything would work.
552054
My girlfriend uses it with no issues. It is more the amount of snow you have to deal with. I find that it can handle about four or five inches. If you have more snow on the ground you have to work in layers
1104728
I don't think the cold will impair the workings of the timer, provided it is kept out of the snow and rain. That is just an opinion based on looking at its construction. John D
72677
It will keep rain off, not good in snow or wind. One person will not be able to easily drag or move while assembled.
373103
It has worked well in temps below 50 f. I have not run it any colder yet but I feel it should have no problems. It starts instantly.