At least any coolant will keep your hands from actually freezing lol. I would offer my help but I'm on quarter tank till weds and still haven't removed my Cat.

 

You seem to be forgetting the rules of this thread. every post must end in a ..you know you love yourblazer when!.

As for BC, i found a fewpictures, no pics of the snow FS road though it as to dark.

This pic is going through the river bed, second is going back up and across a bridge, and third is you can see the avalanched road ahead...i didnt get any closer pictures i figured i should keep both hands on the wheel and not stop in an avalanch area.

You know you love your blazer when you contemplate stopping in an avalanche area to get a picture with her, but then decide thats a bad idea because you care about her safety to much

 

you know i luv my Blazer too much, 'cause i agree with you 100%!!!

your 2 attached pic's look awsome. that 2nd pic (of the bridge) looks just like one of the bridges on American Loggers.

too bad it's such a drive to go play there, i'd luv to crawl throuh there with you & your truck. i think Brad would be down fo rit too, but not with his truck.

(i think he's too worried about it )

 

You know you love your blazer when its blower motor decides to start working when it wants but yet you still drive it across town and its 32 degrees.. and I don't want to hear it Canada boys.. 32 is freakin cold enough for me

Also this one might of been used BUT:

You know you love your blazer because your part of a blazer forum!

 

you know you love your blazer when you'll drive around an extra 20 minutes of crap city driving in 9 degree weather just to let it warm up all the way before you go to the gas station

 

or how about when the bushing is so shot in it, that you have to pop your hood, and give it a little whack with your snow brush in -35*C (-31*F) weather.

yup, i've had to do that the last few days.


either that, or i'm just to damn lazy to change it right now!

 

You know you love your blazer when you can pull a semi with a 53' flat deck.
The truck dropped off a load at my work then saw he had a flat tire in the trailer. So he went around the front to the parking lot to wait for the repair truck & got stuck.
The snow over night made it slippery & him dragging the rear axle made it so that little incline & the snow = Stopped!
Had to make a couple runs at it & I was worried, that's a LOT of weight to try to get moving.
CB did it though! Wish I had a vid instead of pics.
The driver was a little surprised to say the least lol.

<edit> Turns out the rear axles brakes had seized up too, so that didn't help.

 

old skool luvr
would be wicked, this was in the interior im going to be more on the coast, with 4 months ill have tons of time to find all the wicked trails, stoked for it.

rotti
bastard, jealouse, last year i towed tons of people, this year i half towed a guy i think was just trying to pick up a tow truck driver, and thats it!


oh ya,
you know you love your blazer when it snows and you take the slippery road home in hopes of finding someone to tow out

 

i do that every day!

 

That reminds me of the other week when I had to pull a 4wd Silverado out of the ditch, even though his 4wd was engaged, he was a tard and didn't know how to drive. XD

Was fun, I ended up getting the GM Color Code for the guys paint, cause it the Stealth Gray the I want. o.o

You know you love your Blazer when you know what she can do, even if other people are skeptic, like pulling a 4wd Silverado out of the ditch without needing the 4wd to be engaged. [Not like my 4wd even works. x.x]