Recent content by Phazer Moon

Does anyone have experience with either of these skis? I am wanting to change the skis on my Nytro mountain sled because I do more trail riding. I now have a powder ski on the sled.

WooHoo, Doug. Hopefully, we'll get out to the Pass this year. Good to hear there is a base forming.

Has anyone had experience with the snow scratchers that are attached to the skis on the sled? How effective are they? Are they better than attaching the scratchers along the track?

Thanks for posting on conditions east of Regina. Please keep it up. Have relatives about 60 miles east, we may have to pay them a visit. Yes, the further north you go, less snow there is.

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Peace and condolences to family, friends and acquaintances. It was a great moment when my granddaughter and I met you. You will be remembered.

I like to know there are 'younger' riders along so someone can shovel my sorry butt out of trouble. lol

We took our sleds into Tru North in Prince Albert to be looked at. The Phazer MTX had quit on the trail and would not start. It had to be towed out 30 km. They found the problem-bad ground-repaired ground block for better connections. The other sled was good. We received excellent service and...

I was thinking the same thing. Fernie Snow, we are in desperate need of your snow dance service everywhere throughout SK, AB, BC.

I made a mistake in my prior title. I have to replace the T-MAP sensor in my 09 Polaris 550 XP for the 3rd time in three years. Can anyone give me more info on this? What does it do, and can it be bypassed? I think it's under the seat, but I'm not sure. Where is it?

Sorry people; it's not EMO, it's ASM-sensor T-MAP. tmap sensor fault, causes erratic idle.

I bought a Polaris 550 XP new in 2009. In the last 3 yrs I've had to replace the EMO sensor 3 times. It is expensive. Polaris has a problem, and I'm paying for it! What can I do? I understand the sensor is under the seat, but where? Is it possible to bypass the sensor?

Well, I have to say that when we go on rallies in SK, we are looking for the mud. And we always find it on the designated trails. It's the mud and water that push you out of the comfort zone and into yahoo zone. I might add that we over having a 'mid-life' crisis. We're now at the time of life...

What is everyone's opinion on a Sno-Pro, 12ft, enclosed trailer? Aluminum under carriage frame, aluminum walls.

No, it doesn't smoke when it runs.