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Snow Chains

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DannyH
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Location: Todmorden

Snow Chains

Post by DannyH »

has anybody used snow chains on their Rocco? (Craig??)

we're about to move and i've already been stuck on the road there once :ire:

so i'm thinking it would be sensible to keep a pair for emergencies :scratch:

any info most gratefully received :good:
Danny
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tinkerbel
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Re: Snow Chains

Post by tinkerbel »

All the snow as gone now round Preston ,where are you moving to, if its Sweden you will need them. :hugegrin:
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DannyH
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Re: Snow Chains

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Not quite Sweden but a country road in Calderdale :hugegrin:
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tinkerbel
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Re: Snow Chains

Post by tinkerbel »

Know it well ,the lanes do get bad at times in winter,did the run from Chipping to Garstang the other week ,and I would not do it again in winter. think to much about the Rocco, its not been out in this weather. But keep a spade handy in the boot. :good:
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