it's freaking cold....
Originally Posted by Arctic Cat F7
when it gets past -40 -45 I don't turn my truck off unless its going inside a garage. I leave it running when grocery shopping, when I go to the movies etc. I don't its funny to see a whole parking lot of trucks just sitting there idling.
Left work this morning and the truck was reading -40C which apparently is also -40F. I was lucky tho, I was working Ambulance last night, my Fire Department (my other job) got a truck fire that ended up setting a house fire. The guy plugged his trucks block heater in with a extension cord that was to small and set the truck on fire. The flames spread up the wall toasting the whole. No worries tho, there was no injuries and the truck was a GMC.
I got proof of the -40 to.
I got proof of the -40 to.
Originally Posted by CobyMedic
Left work this morning and the truck was reading -40C which apparently is also -40F. I was lucky tho, I was working Ambulance last night, my Fire Department (my other job) got a truck fire that ended up setting a house fire. The guy plugged his trucks block heater in with a extension cord that was to small and set the truck on fire. The flames spread up the wall toasting the whole. No worries tho, there was no injuries and the truck was a GMC.
I got proof of the -40 to.

I got proof of the -40 to.

Whereabouts in Ontario are you? Red Lake?

It's only -14 here.
Whereabouts in Ontario are you? Red Lake?
It's only -14 here.
It's only -14 here.
How do you get the truck's display to switch from Fahrenheit to Celsius?
I am not sure if there is a way to change it tho. Good Ol Canada, Speedo is in Km/hr and thermometer is in Celcius.
Originally Posted by CobyMedic
That was this morning in Englehart Ontario, which is in Temiskaming District about 2 hours north of North Bay. We are still sitting about -20 at 330 not counting the windchill.


