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That's really short notice....those dates already happened. Haha.

Ramps aren't secured? Doesn't even look like they're on the tailgate. They'll slide right off. And it's a Ford that looks like a Tundra!

Which sled would hold up better for a bigger rider, say 6'4" and 250lbs. I always wanted to get a sled, but am worried how they would hold up when they seem to be designed with a 150-175lbs. rider in mind?

It sounds like there is still a lot of debate surrounding these axles down on the Highlifter forum. Something about him basically using $30 used car axles and fabricating them to work for ATV's. I haven't seen any in person since they are made in a small shop in Texas. I would be curious to see...

I'm not saying service centres aren't performing the procedure, I'm just trying to inform the OP what Allison recommends. Apparently, I guess it also depends on what type of a "flushing system" is being used. The following is a quote from a retired Allison fluids engineer: "Recommended service...

http://www.allisontransmission.com/documents/product/1099B.pdf

Make sure you don't get it power flushed. Allison does not recommend that procedure.

I think it's just north of Vilna and Spedden off highway 28? Past Garner Lake.

AnyVideoConverter is a free program that should do the trick.

Just make sure you don't get a power flush. Allison does not recommend it.

Welcome to the site!

I'm thinking about going. Sounds like it could be a good time.

Definitely a different perspective that's for sure.

What, if any, are the changes for '13? Last year was pretty substantial.

Going out this weekend! Feeling the itch.

Nice rzr. Are those dirty 2's?

I totally agree with all the comments and I hate to say it but most of it boils down to "demand." One of the only ways to bring the prices down on commodities is to not buy them. We all complain about the high prices of items like ATV's and sleds, but do we stop buying them.....no. What do you...

I've always enjoyed the trails up that way.

Oh man, some of those could've ended a lot worse.

Don't worry, you"ll like it. The 850 ain't no slouch either. Your body will thank you for it. Rides as smooth as they come.