Want to keep snow off your sled? Check this out.
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snopro
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Can anyone say "lightest sled weight in snow"? Someone email this to BRP! Lol.
Daniel
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Where can you buy that I'd like to get some for my workboots/gloves. I would give it a try.
zeebs
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That looks interesting. I wonder what the cost is and how often you need to reapply it.
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Rjjtcross8
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This product has over a million+applications. Pretty cool!
MATTIAC
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That looks pretty awesome. I was gonna say if you want to keep snow off your sled just ask LHF how to.
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Very cool
boydo
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im gonna get some of that and coat one of my trucks and trailers! be the cleanest guy rolin down the highway! could you imagine going to and from ft mac looking like you just came out of the car wash?!
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Pulled from the web site Ever Dry | UltraTech International Inc.
"Coating anything you do not want ice to form on or be easily removed from"
I've got some QA/QC people at work, I will run this past the mechanical guy and get his thoughts as well as the couple of mechanical engineers.
I wonder how slippery this will make things.
"Coating anything you do not want ice to form on or be easily removed from"
I've got some QA/QC people at work, I will run this past the mechanical guy and get his thoughts as well as the couple of mechanical engineers.
I wonder how slippery this will make things.
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I like all the ramifications for the concrete industry: chutes, insides of drums, pump trucks, etc.....
Looks like awesome stuff!
Ca-ching $$$$$$$
Looks like awesome stuff!
Ca-ching $$$$$$$
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dogsmack
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Engineer come back with, watch out for discoloring of parts, might be as simple as just doing the under side of the tunnel. He did voice a concern with cooling and lack of snow "sticking" to the cooling fins. Give it a try and if it don't work the sled over heats how does it come off??? Very good point in my mind, must do some more research.
Aside from all that he was very interested in the cost savings in the industrial construction sector, like someone mentioned concrete chutes, etc and was going to spend some time tonight on the web site. I will post more if anything sled related comes to the table.
zeebs
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The discoloring wouldn't surprise me. Did you see his treated boot when he jumped in the mud puddle. Looks pretty white to me. Also the bolts they were dipping appeared to have quite a coating i think.
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Longhairfreak
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I just use Pledge. All my parts are powder coated. Snow doesnt stick.
zeebs
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Surprised you didnt try telling us the wedgie has so much power that extra snow doesnt bother it.
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Summiteer
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Mask off the coolers and spray the inside of the tunnel. Snow doesn't stick to them anyway. Be interesting to see how long it would last. Imagine coating fasteners with that in a marine application. No rust, ever.
Rjjtcross8
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I'm just thinking of the retail opportunities. If a person is good at marketing, do a few trade shows a year and watch the money poor in as you have fun!
Longhairfreak
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Surprised you didnt try telling us the wedgie has so much power that extra snow doesnt bother it.
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