Mighy Bull takes on the snow!!!
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I have two videos of running my Mighty Bull in the snow tonight. Alot of fun but now i am waiting for it to dry out so i can oil up everything for the night.
Video one:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...t=IMAG0321.flv
video two:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...t=IMAG0322.flv
Video one:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...t=IMAG0321.flv
video two:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...t=IMAG0322.flv
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I *wish* I lived where it was snowing. The best I can do is find construction sites and bash. Here's a funny one that should make you laugh of my bashing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pu_FInC2Fg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pu_FInC2Fg
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Videos up and have fun watching them. I was taping from the trunk of my wifes car and then one handed when i brought it to the house so that is why it is shaky at the end.
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Yep and parts for it are easy to find as the chasis is used for many other trucks of theres. I just wish it was 4x4 though.
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Yeah looks like a snowmobile when your running it out there. Man snow is fun and very tricky to keep it under control.
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Yep and parts for it are easy to find as the chasis is used for many other trucks of theres. I just wish it was 4x4 though.
Yep and parts for it are easy to find as the chasis is used for many other trucks of theres. I just wish it was 4x4 though.
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rast, The snow is fun to bash in if it is not too deep. Soft to crash in, but all the plastic gets brittle too, so crashing into anything hard is bad news.
Driving (a real car) in it sucks.
Also with snow on the roads comes salt which causes all the fastners to rust. (not to mention our real cars can only ever last 10-15 years no matter how well cared for)
Also, it is hard to drive when it is 15 degrees with a 20 mph wind. Fingers go numb even in the thickest drivable gloves.
Count your blessings down there with your 60 degree winters.
Driving (a real car) in it sucks.
Also with snow on the roads comes salt which causes all the fastners to rust. (not to mention our real cars can only ever last 10-15 years no matter how well cared for)
Also, it is hard to drive when it is 15 degrees with a 20 mph wind. Fingers go numb even in the thickest drivable gloves.
Count your blessings down there with your 60 degree winters.
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rast, The snow is fun to bash in if it is not too deep. Soft to crash in, but all the plastic gets brittle too, so crashing into anything hard is bad news.
Driving (a real car) in it sucks.
Also with snow on the roads comes salt which causes all the fastners to rust. (not to mention our real cars can only ever last 10-15 years no matter how well cared for)
Also, it is hard to drive when it is 15 degrees with a 20 mph wind. Fingers go numb even in the thickest drivable gloves.
Count your blessings down there with your 60 degree winters.
rast, The snow is fun to bash in if it is not too deep. Soft to crash in, but all the plastic gets brittle too, so crashing into anything hard is bad news.
Driving (a real car) in it sucks.
Also with snow on the roads comes salt which causes all the fastners to rust. (not to mention our real cars can only ever last 10-15 years no matter how well cared for)
Also, it is hard to drive when it is 15 degrees with a 20 mph wind. Fingers go numb even in the thickest drivable gloves.
Count your blessings down there with your 60 degree winters.
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You forgot the nice potholes, or by me craters(some are the size of a sedans front end and quarter of a foot deep), that appear in the streets that completely screw up cars suspension(RC and Real cars) and fill up with water when the snow melts so you don't know they are there till you hit em
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You tube:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_n5Wi_POkk[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xDL2-TmhVQ[/youtube]
second video is still loading so you will have to give it time.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_n5Wi_POkk[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xDL2-TmhVQ[/youtube]
second video is still loading so you will have to give it time.