how long?

[klanel]

Dundee, on my phone it looks like you have knobby tires. Wondering how good my traction would be in the snow with Street/ turf tires? It's been in the 70s here lately and the azaleas are blooming already.

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Not knobbies. They don't move snow/mud/sh%^ well. ITP mudlites. The first snow we had the cart was still stock with those Baldini tires. Could get stuck on a dog turd. Now with decent tires and limited slip, MUCH better. You are welcome to come up here and try yours out! We have plenty of logging chains around.

[Hunter450]

Originally Posted by dundeebarnbuggy

Left my headlights [which I use as low beam] incandecent for now. The one problem with leds is in a snowstorm they don't warm the lens enough to melt off snow. The roof mounted light bar can also be useless in heavy snow as it causes blinding due to reflection off the falling snow. Looks like they will get a good test tonight as it is really coming down right now! Maybe I'll take some pics.

Might look into amber lens cover for your bar light. Really helps in a fog and may be the ticket in a heavy snow.

[Coon Urine]

Dundee that picture is awesome. I believe we had 3 days of winter so far this year. It's been in the 70's for the past 3 weeks! Cut my grass twice already this year

[bird6246]

why would you carry an extra 50-60lbs around when you can get a voltage reducer that runs off the entire pack... doesnt need recharging and weighs less then a pound....AND cost about the same

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Originally Posted by bird6246

why would you carry an extra 50-60lbs around when you can get a voltage reducer that runs off the entire pack... doesnt need recharging and weighs less then a pound....AND cost about the same

That's what I have now. The question I was asking was how many hours will the pack run my light setup down to 50% or so. Thanks.