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I want one. :d:beer:

Congrats on the new job. :)

I ride regularly with a group that consists of 5 doo's, 3 cats, and 1 poo. As for being, towed out, all brands have been towed out. My cat has pulled out several doo's , and my cats been pulled out by a doo to. I pulled out 3 sleds on year, 1 cat, 1 doo, 1 poo. The poo motor literally exploded...

Beautiful sleds for sure. But may I ask a question, not to start a fight, but curiosity. With the air intake sticking up like that, does it not get torn off running in the tight trees, or when the sled rolls. I tend to break off windshields, bend handlebars, and my hoods are always scratched...

I am wanting to remove the box from my pickup, and have a deck made for it. Not wanting to travel too far, but somewhere between Pr. George and Kamloops on hwy 16 or 5 is okay. Who can recommend a place. Steel is fine, or aluminum if not too much more cost.

Should the electric start or battery die, a rope around the primary clutch should do it. Broke the rope on my old thundercat, that was a tough sled to start with just a rope on the clutch.:(

Armstrong cheese has a thing you can sign up for and they send the recipient different cheeses throughout the year. Very cool, and what guy does not like cheese.:)

DRILL PRESS: A tall upright machine useful for suddenly snatching flat metal bar stock out of your hands so that it smacks you in the chest and flings your cola can across the room, denting the freshly-painted project which you had carefully set in the corner where nothing could get to it...

I have since sold it, but had a cabin on Cluculz for years. Its a nice lake for everything from fishing, to cruising, to water skiing. Mine was very near the east end, and actually just a gradual slope to the lake which is nice. I launched my boat and jetskis right from my cabins yard into the...

I have bought and sold many houses over the years. For resale the bedroom and garage being bigger are great. And really its not usually hard to add windows, or skylights. Basements are harder if concrete to add a window to, as you need to support hte floor joists, then rent a concrete saw to cut...

I bought an enticer 340, and exciter 440 for the kids. Both are greay sleds, and a lot of fun. You ever want to have a blast, take them up to the mountain, and you and all your pals pick a hill, and you each get 1 run on it, and highest mark wins. Sure it will not climb worth crap compared to...

I want it complete, as in not alot of parts missing, running is preffered, but will look at non running to. A 1/2 or 3/4 tone preffered. From the 1970's or 1980's is best, gas engine, and bonus points if a manual transmission, but auto is ok.....just like 2 wheel drive is best, but a 4x4 will...

Thanks for all the info, its good to know the 91 premium marked is ethanol free.

Mantracker seems pathetic to me. Give me a pro guide on the area like he has. And my horse to ride, and i am sure i can chase down 2 people that are on foot, in 2 days every time.

1. Even if your one of those people that never practices with your beacon, but you still wear one. If an avy goes off and people are searching,( yes, the ones that practice it lots), at least remember to turn yours from send to receive to not screw up the search. 2. Never ever ever climb 2 at a...

Sorry i confused mohawk and husky, i always think of them as the same, since they are really the same mother company. Is the marked 94 non-ethanol gas? Even my zrt which is not high compression, or fancy, just a fun short track sled hates ethanol. If the 94 marked is not ethanol blended...

I want to buy an older pickup, would prefer longbox Chevy or ford, but will consider a dodge. If you are selling one please post location, price, and basic info like year/mileage/condition/engine/cab size/color etc.

It seems the Chevron will never be back, or any new good stations. So with just the mohawk, which as far as i know has ethanol in its gas, where are sledders to fill up at. That ethanol in the gas is horrible, tried it once, and sled ran very badly. Can only haul so many jerry cans around. Thanks

Very cool work you have done. I have gone to Brazil twice for mission work.

I would go with good clothing to help you stay warm and dry. I have spent the night in the mountains during a bad storm, was glad i spent the money for good gear.