Mike270412
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Who sells those cable scratchers that mount on the skis??
Who has used them?Are they any good ...or what??
Who has used them?Are they any good ...or what??
Scratchers!!!
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thegeneral
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They are really good. I wouldnt use them alone but they compliment the suspension scratchers very nicely.
I believe you can get them from Martin in Edmonton or maybe Parkland in Stony Plain
I believe you can get them from Martin in Edmonton or maybe Parkland in Stony Plain
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polarisdragon800
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Do many people actually use them? I just rip along the side of the main trail for a bit, where it's not groomed if it starts to get a bit warm.
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underdog
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Yes, people use them. Sliders like them.
polarisdragon800
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Do u use them? I've just never seen a sled with them.
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Xfmontana
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I like, and use them. No more pulled knee from dragging my feet to cool the sliders.
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Mike270412
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nice edit
thegeneral
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lol yeah, i'm not sure what happened there.
mxz sledhead
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I use the spring type i mount them on the front skies they were great till i forgot about them and backup next time its the cable type instead
Most likely the wrong venue but.....ski's are on the front of a sled......skies are above you and meteorologists predict. Tell everyone on kijiji please.
Riverjet
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Just like your throttle, Scratchers are your friend!
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Mike270412
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Thanks,I kinda figured that,trying to get some feedback on the ski mounted ones.
imdoo'n
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i find scratchers on the ski will kick more snow into the front of the suspension, thus more cooling and lubrication. hear good and bad on cable scratchers, i have the spring type mounted as far forward on the tunnel as i can get them. but i also use a 2 inch bolt in the back of the inside of the ski. this works the best of all, on and off at the trailer, costs maybe $ 2.50 easily replaced, and will throw more snow into the skid frame than any other i've seen. and work the best in icy conditions.
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Mike270412
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Gonna see what's what at the sled show .Gonna try stay sober long enough to do some shopping this year
I personally do my best shopping loaded....other than I pay to much for stuff I don't need that is.....
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Jan, at Trax2Treadz has the cable ones. They are awesome and priced right. 403-866-8729.
I find on the moguls the spring type seem to break as one flies over the moguls, then they release and point down and when the sled hits the next mogul they snap!
Just my experience in the last couple of years............never before did that happen!
I find on the moguls the spring type seem to break as one flies over the moguls, then they release and point down and when the sled hits the next mogul they snap!
Just my experience in the last couple of years............never before did that happen!
Summitseeker
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Well, now you don't have to worry about backing up anymore if you want to use "spring style". My new patent pending "REVERSIBLE" design has twice the spray as my traditional spring style scratchers. I ran them all last winter and they work awesome!
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Mike270412
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That's pretty cool
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