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I like the ones that sit there and redline there motor with tires spinning but there not moving and no winter tires😯

Where are the street sweepers? I lived in the DC area for 10yrs. We had a street sweeper controversy in the late 90s. But otherwise they were out there. Where are they in MN?

I lived there for one year. Does anyone remember the Miller Hill Mall and the scary trip back down to the city? Most residents have two cars: one for winter driving and another for the rest of the time. I also was caught out on the lake during a bad storm and saw the size of the bad waves. When we got back, luckily, there was a fire hydrant gushing from the water being forced down the streets. I worked out on Park Point. I saw many enormous ships going under the aerial bridge that looked like teeny-weeny ships from the height of the street down from the mall. I see now why insurance was so expensive in 1978

I lived in the apartment on lake and superior street in 1991

Da-Looth, that's how you pro·nounce it (period)

Nice job. I had an idea for how to remove the requirement for single-stacking thick rope. Make the core of the spool into a cone shape with a spiraling groove in it so that as it wraps around it climbs up the cone. I think it will have the most interesting spring-like behavior if the spool is heavy, but has low Moment of Inertia. So you could put a heavy steel rod in the center of the spool, and then make the rest of it as lightweight as possible, and use a lightweight rope like fishing line combined with the cone idea. If done correctly it could be nice and bouncy. BTW I think your intro is too long, 3 seconds should be the absolute maximum to avoid boredom.

I love your deluxe KZbin background XD

Well I did enjoy it

The title and thumbnail is working so far

Good thing the sound is off for this such language I had rarely used or heard, before I moved to Duluth. Good snow tires are the key!

I spent the winter of 1972 and 1973 in Duluth while going to school. It's still my favorite city in MN but the winters were tough.

Average Minnesota weather

Oh hell good day to call in sick!!

Everyone stay safe when snowing 🌨

This is odd. When I lived in Duluth, the salt and sand trucks were out AHEAD of every storm, and always hit the inclined streets first. I never saw Lake Ave unsanded or unsalted when there was snow or ice. It appears that one side of the street has been sanded, but not the downhill side. If you visit there, Duluth is essentially built on the sides and the bottom (lakeshore) of massive steep hills. Many streets are quite narrow as they were constructed when transportation was by carriage or rail. Lake Superior is beautiful but the lake effect weather can be frightful. Driving tips, try to never use your brakes in these conditions. Drive VERY slowly. If you get to a red light and it is too slick to stop, head for the curb or try to do a gentle right turn if you can manage it in between cars. If you drive slow enough, you can avoid red lights, except when sliding, then you pray for a snowbank or corner to turn. Almost everyone has 4 wheel drive, snow tires, etc.

Nobody gives a rat's ass about Duluth.

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Needs an electric car, ask Joe

Where are the SAND TRUCKS??!!

& that's why I'm not living there😭 the tripis good enough

This is why drifting skills are important to teach ;)

Brings back memories, I took a person to teen challenge in the dead of winter, it was a 6 hr drive one way and kept the blood flowing. Not much really scares me but it took over an half hour to unclench my butt checks from the driver's side.

Don't they gravel the roads in Duluth? Where I live they toss gravel as they plow. This increases traction in town remarkably.

If they laid down sand instead of salt those vehicles would have had much more traction, lasts longer than salt, and wouldn't end up in the lake and water table. Plus our cars wouldn't corrode as badly. There is a place in the world for salt..makes a great seasoning for your dinner table.

Don't people no u can't drive in this. Just be careful

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In Owensound Ontario this is what the roads look like all winter if you can’t get around on that you’re not going out and no one slides all over like this, snow tires.

Duluth Minnesota needed to start dumping the salt down at least 24 hours prior, or block that street off for non-use

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M+S made me do it

Opps first snow, o yah put on winter tires. Thanks St. Paul Minnesota.

Poor planning for winter conditions. Front wheel drive cars do excellent in snow if PROPERLY equipped with dedicated directional winter tread tires on the front. I have a chevy spark that is lighter than a Aveo. My spark does excellent in snow 8”-10” deep. Haven’t had really an issue getting to where I have to go.

"...SLIP SLIDING AWAY...SLIP SLIDING AWAAY..."

My man is from the area. More as in Cloquet. As well as two of my former bosses grew up in Duluth. As in the Levine family.

Will not travel to Duluth in the winter time

See the USA in your Chevrolet.

Duluth is such a shit hole. Lived there for 3 years to complete my degree and will never go back.

You know there is a fantastic technological marvel made for these exact conditions. It's called winter tires.

Been there done that many times over the years. If you spin a complete circle and not hit anything, you're a great driver and lucky!!

They should outlaw cars in Minnesota! Had to think for a while I haven't owned a car since 1994

Winter ❄️ coming 😬😬

I'm headed up there in December. Cross fingers!

I drove my 2 wheel drive truck with a stick and bad tires up that hill in the winter.

I wouldn't drive on roads like that and I learned how to drive in Ohio.

The right tyres makes a huge difference. Normal, all season tyres are terrible on snow and ice. I fitted Michelin crossclimates on my car and love them. Saw a video of them being tested on an ice rink course with cones layed out and also on driving up a steep ski slope. The all season tyres sat at the bottom of the ski slope and the crossclimates drove up no problem. Same story with the ice rink course. The summer tyres car just knocked over cones on the turns and the crossclimates took the turns great. When we got some deep snow one year, I headed out in my car and the control you felt was great. Stay smooth with all controls and its almost like the snow isn't there. With ice, its not just about chunky off road tyres. The sipes on the tyres are the thing that help with the grip.

Not sure how I got suggested this video, but glad to get in on the ground floor. Excellent box you have created.

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