Yes, Crazy, perhaps even Stupid. Just to add to the list, if you have a death wish then go ahead, but while it is POSSIBLE to get through with little trouble, it is also POSSIBLE (some years VERY LIKELY) that, given your reported equipment you'd be stuck literally in the middle of nowhere with no town or facilities of any kind as close to you as an hour away at normal highway speeds, and in the bad storms it can be 3 to 10 times that long, IF you live to get there in the first place.
And watch that fuel supply carefully, as was mentioned above, because it can literally be the difference between life and death.
So, as others have suggested above, it would be prudent and a WHOLE LOT SAFER to take I-40, even though it is a little longer, and even there you have to be careful. The winters through Nevada, Wyoming and Nebraska are nothing to fool with, especially if you aren't familiar with and prepared to deal with the kinds of weather and isolation you'll encounter there. Sometimes it's as dangerous across there as it was in the 1800s, and some people HAVE died over the years from getting stuck in those conditions.
So if you choose to risk it and go anyway, be prepared to keep a very close eye on the weather and on forecasts for a few days ahead (keeping in mind that they sometimes blow the forecast), being prepared to stop in motels for several days if necessary before moving on.