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What do you keep in your vehicle for snowy weather?

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driftwood:
keep some money/change on board ( in a safe place), you cant always rely on a mobile phone, and you could ( if close enough ) get to a local shop if walkable.

good selection of fuses,
good torch,

i also keep a small camping stove on bord too.

TimM:

--- Quote from: "driftwood" ---you cant always rely on a mobile phone
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Your right, I used to live in Cambridge and a few years ago there was an accident on the A14 in the snow which brought the city to gridlock, everyone was trying to phone home, and you could get a signal, but the network was 'full' and you couldn't make a call for love nor money.

 :wink:

Budgie:
Turn the intake on the snorkle to face away from the wind. Dont want to find the intake blocked in the morning!!
Tow ropes (x2), winching gloves, shackles, de-icer, scraper & Coastguard Hi-Vis waterproofs.
Also have the CB & PMR radios in the Disco plus the usual kit that's carried so I think I should make the 10 miles into work tonight.  :wink:

Bob696:
ALWAYS in the 90

Recovery straps etc
Warning triangle
Hi vis vests (3 of)
3 self heating meals
Volcano kettle and coffee (and meths to help light it)
Shovel
Steel toecap 'rigger boots'
Thick pair of socks
Spare jacket
Heated seat pad
£5 note
CB
Tool kit
Grease
Spare UJs and bearings (not that I intend to fix anything like that in the snow :roll: )
1L of veg oil (duty paid) just in case

strapping young lad:
better still

dont go out!

if you know its going to be dodgy stay in front of the fire

much better idea imho!

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