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A big bump takes out Art Burke's radiator; Todd Dewey's rig lands in a snowbank; Steph Custance regrets her foray onto a wet ice crossing; Alex Debogorski uses a sled to drag a construction shack across a frozen lake.

Lisa Kelly and Steph Custance team up for a challenging passage on the icy terrain; Art Burke brings a split load into the north country, hoping this will be his last load of the year; Todd Dewey hauls a double oversized camp shack.

Drivers head out one last time during the spring thaw; Steph Custance slides into trees; Todd Dewey struggles with a load on a twisty trail; Art Burke retrieves a heavy bulldozer; Reno Ward's truck dies on the ice; Lisa Kelly gets an emergency call.

An armed thief breaks into the home of a woman who collects cars and electronics, threatening her mother and stealing some of her stash; the son of a Nazi SS member lives with his dog in a clutter-stuffed home.

A woman has 50 cats in her home, not counting the dead ones she keeps in her refrigerator; a hoarder uses a bucket for a bathroom and washes clothes in a kiddie pool.

A phone call from an informant sends the team on a race against time to apprehend an elusive car thief.

A team attempts to catch a woman accused of aggravated car theft with the help of a dog and by using her girlfriend as bait.

The faction known as D-Generation X and its impact on the '90s; although they could be offensive, profane and rebellious, they always entertained the crowd.