Yep, but if you've got a cap or cover over the bed, do what I do... Through an
old sleeping bag in the bed. That's in addition to all the other essentials,
tow strap, come-along, salt or sand, pint of your favorite beverage (j/k), etc.,
etc... It may seem paranoid, but I remember the Blizzard of '78 (old fart?)
were even 4x4's got stuck (because everyone in front and behind was stuck) so I
figured what the heck. It's not like room is limited back there :-)
$.02
T.
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Subject: Re: DML: RE: RE: DML My Winter Mod, was New Dakota chick
Author: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net> at smtpout
Date: 1/15/99 1:35 PM
In a message dated 99-01-15 13:30:37 EST, you write:
<< How 'bout a tow strap? Some chemical hand warmers are real nice if you
get stranded, extremeties are the first to get frostbitten.
>>
This is true, but also remember the FIRST place your body loses heat is at
your feet, so make sure you have warm boots/socks incase you have to walk. The
heat warmers will come in handy here, you could place them in you shoes to
help rovide additional warmth, just make sure you put the warmers on the
outside of your socks, if all possible. The next area to lose heat is actually
from your groin area. Not sure what you can do to prevent heat lose here
though :) I am sure many of you can think of them though :)
Kyle
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