Tucker Outing

[wakeupcall]

Took the Tucker up this weekend and found some powder to play in. Thought I would post some pics.

 

[pixie]

Looks like fun !!!

Thanks for the pictures

 

[mtn cat]

That is what a Tucker does best! Thanks for the pic"s.

 

[mattfidaho]

That is what a Tucker does best! Thanks for the pic"s.

Hmmm and here I thought they pull krustys best... guess you learn something new every day.



Nice pics thanks

 

[snowbird]

Looks like the Tucker is really throwing up some powdery snow! Thanks for the pictures. How deep do you suppose the snow was in your pictures?

 

[shopman]

Sweet pictures - Real Powder & Deep - very jealous! Storms keep missing us here! Don't hesitate to post more to keep our hopes up,,,

 

[Snowtrac Nome]

Sweet pictures - Real Powder & Deep - very jealous! Storms keep missing us here! Don't hesitate to post more to keep our hopes up,,,

don't feel bad we had some good snow but all we have gotten since is wind and it keeps blowing what snow is left out to sea.

 

[wakeupcall]

Looks like the Tucker is really throwing up some powdery snow! Thanks for the pictures. How deep do you suppose the snow was in your pictures?

Snowbird, I would have to guess the new powder to be about 20-24 inches deep the Tucker made it seem efortless but when you stepped out in the Tuckers track you could easily sink another 8 to10 inches . I would have to estimate total depth to be in the 3-4 foot range. Had a great time and am always amazed at the abilities of the Tucker. Thanks for the feedback. Hope to get more pics on next outing!!

 

[muley180]

Thats awesome! Great pics and no suprise on the ability of the Tucker. What is the goofy A-frame dealy on top of the cab? Also, what year is your machine? Looks a little newer than my 1983 542A. Thanks.

 

[cabinboy]

Great pictures, that tucker sure looks like it does real well in the fresh powder. I am starting to like the looks of the tuckers. OH NO !!! What year and model tucker is yours?

 

[wakeupcall]

Thats awesome! Great pics and no suprise on the ability of the Tucker. What is the goofy A-frame dealy on top of the cab? Also, what year is your machine? Looks a little newer than my 1983 542A. Thanks.

Muley, to answer your questions, its a 1976 model 1542. The "a-frame dealy" on the roof is actually designed to deflect the tree branches while grooming trails up and over the strobe light. Hope this helps. We had a lot of fun with it. Its snowing here today, looking forward to running it again.