brandoro
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I saw that, he had a patented teeter totter device to bring vehicles up onto the ice with. Simple and worked well.
I don't remember how many vehicles they retrieved either, enough to be a paying business apparently.
How to safely drive on a frozen body of water
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I saw that, he had a patented teeter totter device to bring vehicles up onto the ice with. Simple and worked well.
I don't remember how many vehicles they retrieved either, enough to be a paying business apparently.
adjusterr
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I have to agree with Tig, there is no such thing as driving a vehicle safely on a frozen body of water. I grew up along the Potomac River in Western Maryland. I recall taking vehicles out on the ice from boat ramps. The ice would be a foot thick or more, then, because of a spring flowing into the river, the ice would suddenly be only several inches thick. We were lucky, several fall throughs but no one was lost. At best, it's a roll of the dice.