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ice safety chart??


arcticcat400

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Yes, you are reading it correctly...

However it says that 10,000 lbs can be supported on 9" of perfect ice.

You wont find me testing that theory....

I'll still wait for 12-14" to preserve my equipment and humility.

That's right. It's the minimal logistics requirement. It's not for parking your rig and camping.

further noted: If you plan to leave a load on the ice for extended periods, usually more than two hours, multiply the load by 2 (as shown by the upper dashed line in the graph) before you use the equation to find the required minimum ice thickness.

so according to their chart it's about 12-13 inches.

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