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Schroeder - The following is from The Old Farmers Almanac Ice Thickness* Permissible Load 2 inches one person on foot 3 inches group in single file 7-1/2 inches passenger car (2-ton gross) 8 inches light truck (2-1/2-ton gross) 10 inches medium truck (3-1/2-ton gross) 12 inches heavy truck (8-ton gross) 15 inches 10 tons 20 inches 25 tons 30 inches 70 tons 36 inches 110 tons
*Solid clear blue/black and lake ice. Slush ice has only half the strength of blue ice. Strength value of river ice is 15 percent less.
I would add at least one extra inch to all measurements. Remember to stay away from partially submerged structure and trees . The sun warms the tree and will make the ice around it very weak. Stay safe!
Ted Kennedys car killed more people than my gun ever did.
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