Another time, I packed the entire engine bay full of snow and the engine wouldn't run but never got stuck, we were busting thru snow drifts at night, high winds, and very cold. Every time we hit a 5-6 ft snow drift the snow would fly over the truck, seemed like fun until the engine stopped. Truck was only a month old, got out opened the hood and it was all bright white, the fan blades couldn't rotate and stopped the engine. This was back in the 80's, far fewer cars on the road, I think about it now and it's scary thinking we could have hit a car buried in the snow as visibility was not good with hood and windshield full of snow. A lift would have Definitely helped.
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