Danger Thin Ice - Chetek WI Snowmobile Recovery - 1/3/2022

Despite the cold weather we have been having, a snowmobile went through the ice on New Years day. The snowmobile went through around dark that evening. Where the snowmobile wet through, there is a river/channel that connects Mud Lake to Lynda's Lake aka The Narrows. Ice conditions ranged from 3 to 4 inches to around inch of ice in this area. This made for a dangerous ice recovery. The snowmobile was sitting in about 11 feet or so of water. Good news is there were no injuries reported.
Shot Description
Clip 1. Shows the area where the snowmobile went through the ice.
Clip 2. Shows running water not to far from us.
Clips 3-4. Britt cutting the ice out so they can start the recovery process.
Clips 5-6. The crew pushing the boat out to locate the snowmobile with an underwater camera.
Clips 7-8. The crew hooking up snowmobile with the aid of the underwater camera.
Clip 9. The crew pulling up the snowmobile so they can get it better hooked.
Clip 10. The crew hooking to more of a secure spots on the snowmobile.
Clip 11. Some of the crew pulling the snowmobile onto the ice, while two of the crew members are pushing and lifting the backside of the snowmobile.
Clip 12. Shows the snowmobile on the ice.
Clip 13. The snowmobile being towed off the ice, onto the shore then towards the parking lot.
SID: Dirk Miller
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[@dunnkruger8825]

Hey! That’s my missing vintage sled, stolen back in ‘98

[@andy5786]

Great recovery guys magic👍

[@user-vj2vm2wz3o]

Why was the person riding under the ice in the first place ???

[@A3Kr0n]

The Ojibwe called it "Chetek", which means "damn cold". Or pelicans...

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

Lucky that the water wasn’t deep or the recovery wouldn’t have been so easy

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

Definition of “ ice” - wintertime method to kill oneself .

[@scottbaican9566]

Drain the fuel pull the plugs n fire it up

[@user-ku9sb5fq9i]

Covering the face with eyes is an obligation and not a Sunnah, and the evidence is that Aisha covered her face for Hajj when men taught her by the order of the Messenger. So does he remove the obligation, which is revealing the face in Hajj with a Sunnah, which we will not be punished for? The imposition is still imposed by another, and this is in all religions, and it does not prevent communication, because communication with a mind is not a face, as we communicate in an exam, so Ibn Hanbal is the correct.