Clearing Snow on Imogene Pass 2005

[@SuperSnallygaster]

Holy crap. That operator has some balls!

[@iwebb5258]

Can someone tell mom to calm down with the snacks.

[@driley12]

LOL, Brian! I guess that bridge on your left was a bit too risky.

[@SHDANK]

This is actually incredible

[@mikethompson7406]

The more water you can splash up to get into your air box the better your Jeep will run. Before I go out, I always fill up a bucket of water to just dump in my air box about half way through my run, helps out tremendously! GET THAT WATER IN THERE!!!!

[@Bad_m340i]

For real.. i tried it out and now my jeep has a factory water cooled engine. It can never overheat now….

[@galehess6676]

@@Bad_m340i we add water wetter because even straight water isn't wet enough

[@Bad_m340i]

@@galehess6676 that's actually genius holy shit. I gotta try that...

[@galehess6676]

@@Bad_m340i ya thanks. pro tip

[@Wetrockstah2116]

Would like to see a video of somebody doing black bear pass in the winter. I heard it was the most dangerous trail in colorado.

[@simplyamazing880]

It is. In the summer. Nobody's crossing it in winter except on foot.

[@dnjleo]

Won't survive black bear in the winter!

[@Wetrockstah2116]

@@dnjleo yeah it would be interesting to see someone try it though an film it. I've always wanted to go my whole life.

[@brianheim8439]

I got to tell you this guy really sounds like Boomhauer

[@dnjleo]

Great video of what it's like on the edge. Been there done that!

[@CantdoitWontdoit]

… you mean you drove on the road during summer time. Not this lol

[@hollowpoint45acp]

good god, listening to that chick yammer any longer would be enough reason to drive off the side of that mountain

[@hugosanchez2302]

Wellllll? Were those THE chips?!?

[@hap5215]

Snowblower not an option as in Europe ?

[@jeepevans9491]

Snowblowers are used frequently to clear the highways in this region, but I have not seen them used to clear the higher shelf roads on the Jeep roads. Possibly due to the packed ice that the snow becomes by mid summer when they are able to clear it??

[@jdofmemi]

Just one word: Rocks The road is rock, and uneven, with random boulders laying in it under the snow. Hit one with the blower, and the cost of the repair may well be more than that dozer costs. Snowblowers work good, on the paved road, not here

[@simplyamazing880]

So why are people driving their automobiles through the creek when they have a fine bridge right there?

[@jeepevans9491]

Same reason we were trying to take a rocky shelf road over a mountain to Telluride when there is a perfectly good paved road that goes around the mountain.

[@Slimee44]

@@jeepevans9491 AMEN. Preach. People who don't wheel just don't get it.

[@grampabadger]

Texans?

[@grabberss]

So many nopes.

[@Bad_m340i]

Video should be named attempting to hydrolock 12 Jeep engines

[@adamlead1]

I hope that guy gets paid well.

[@maxtax8223]

human behaviour ... dude risked his life clearing a path with his dozer so this guy could get to the creek to avoid the safe bridge .... we safu... s-scary on....

[@lathamarea1437]

dozer doesn't have a chance if an avalanche starts..

[@lotuss7135]

It's dangerous

[@everready19373]

What a waste of taxpayer money. Just wait a few more weeks until the snow melts.

[@Slimee44]

Bruh, the towns around those mountains make money hand over fist when the Jeep and Toyota groups fill up the towns in the summer months to wheel on those old mining trails. They may not be paved, but they are still public roadways, and the off-road community brings a boatload of money to small towns around the San Juan Mountains in the non-ski months to drive on the miles of trails through those mountains.

[@hollowpoint45acp]

got to clear the road for Karen and her PBJ