Had some fun in the snow and ice the other night. My buddy has a badass F350 well anyway he had a winch on his truck and we decided to have some fun. I wanted to see what the blazer could do this probably wasnt exactly good on the trans/vehicle but it was cool. Our assend of our trucks were facing eachother he hooked his winch onto the back of my blazer. I put it in 4 low and he put his truck in 4low from a dead stop with his brakes on in neutral i pulled him about 2 feet. I put my brakes on and let him pull me he got me about 4-5 feet. We both put them in 4low and started pulling eachother and he probably pulled me about a foot. I thought he was going to yank me all around the snowpacked/ice parking lot like it was nothing.

 

what a big bad ford couldn't yank a lil chevy around man that should say something about fords for sure u know what they say here in phoenix real men ride chevy's. like a rock.

 

put them on dry pavement and the f350 (if its deisel) will own a blazer......

 

Yeah, no contest if it was a diesel... Especially if he was running factory tires, lol.

If it's the V10, however, I think it'd be close...

I once towed my buddies old Jeep Commanche (2wd) a good 15 feet in the snow, with my old beater Z34, before I noticed that he'd left it in gear (he ran out of gas).

Tires make a major difference in the snow

 

At work we have a rig welder with an F350 diesel with BFG AT's.

Zoomboom got stuck in the ditch, and the ford yanked it out like nothing, coulda dragged him all over with 0 tire slippage.

but he does have a welding machine, oxy acetaline(sp) tanks, and a bunch of other tools in the back.........it weighs ALOT

 

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