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The trip was on I 90 from the Seattle area to Elk, just north of Spokane.
We checked the road reports and the pass < Snoqualmie Pass > was getting heavy snow. We got a 6.45 start to beat all the other people headed east that do not know how to drive in snow and there was a bunch of them, The ECO performed very well as 4 wheel was required. All the semi;s where chained up and saw a few front wheel drive rigs that tried to make it and where fishtailing all over the road. All in all it was good trip.When we got down along the Columbia River and all the rolling hills the wind was blowing hard on the front left corner of the rig and that did put a dent in the milage. We ran 24.8 going over and s little under 20 coming back
Was going to load a picture of the front of the truck but cannot figure it out.
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We checked the road reports and the pass < Snoqualmie Pass > was getting heavy snow. We got a 6.45 start to beat all the other people headed east that do not know how to drive in snow and there was a bunch of them, The ECO performed very well as 4 wheel was required. All the semi;s where chained up and saw a few front wheel drive rigs that tried to make it and where fishtailing all over the road. All in all it was good trip.When we got down along the Columbia River and all the rolling hills the wind was blowing hard on the front left corner of the rig and that did put a dent in the milage. We ran 24.8 going over and s little under 20 coming back
Was going to load a picture of the front of the truck but cannot figure it out.
http://www.dieselramforum.com/forum/images/DieselRamForum_2014/attach/jpg.gif
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