ttpowersports
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could have been worse......at least it wasnt new, or a cat or yammi....just saying.....plus no one got hurt...except the wallet
Terry
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How not to fit a Summit into a basement!!!!!!!!!! WTF?
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QMAO
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Were thet able to fix the problem with the carbs and drive it out?
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Hold my beer and watch this!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously this could have been much worse, good thing no one was hurt.
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Seriously this could have been much worse, good thing no one was hurt.
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thats gotta suck, my uncle has the same sled but its stock and it did the same thing to them, he was in his shop working on it and he decided to start it, when it fired up it took off on him...luckily one of his friends that was helping him was able to smack the kill switch as it would have flew past him
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pipes
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I know the guy that owns the house. He said he will email me pics. I will post.
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teeroy
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holy chit!!
teeroy
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saved the pics (cause i love wreck pics) and the second pic's file name is: NEIL%20DUMBASS
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You mean it should of been a yammi or a kitty? That way it would of died before it got 20 feet
That really sucks, but it is good for a laugh and one of those pictures that you think, no fing way
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Thats hilarious!! That poor guy
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please send me pics too, so i can give them to neil..... He's gonna contact the rcmp and try and get all their pics too, as he said they must've taken 50 pics, and every once in a while he could hear them chuckle......... Dam serious, but oh so funny. I'm glad no one was hurt too!!!!
Good one Ric, at first glance I figured you were pullin our legs...then I scrolled down. I'm not going to type it, but you can bet your a$$ I was laughing!:d. Please tell me insurance was in place. Neighbors will wake up screaming everytime they hear or smell a two-stroke!
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good one ric, at first glance i figured you were pullin our legs...then i scrolled down
hey esox.... Ya, fully insured, no worries..... I can't even imagine what was goin' through everyones minds while this was all happening!
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will do as soon as he mails them to me
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That sucks!
A few years back a group of us went on a sled recovery ride into the Pine Pass. A week or so earier a guy crashed his 440 XCR and had to leave it there. He ordered all the parts required to get the thing running so he could get it back out to the truck. About $1500.00 worth of parts.
Our group set off and arrived at the location early. While buddy was repairing his ride we all carried on riding around having a great day.
It came time for buddy to flash her up. When it started he was sitting on it. It took off full throttle, kill switch not connected, no tether, no key.
He tried dumping it on its side but only got bucked off.
This thing took off riderless at mach 9 into the small trees at first. Trees were flying up into the air like a bugs Bunny cartoon. It went about 200 yards through the trees into a real big show stopper of a Douglas Fir.
Buddy picked upthe remains of the sled and loaded them onto 4 other sleds to get the scrap off the mountain.
Sorry no photos.
A few years back a group of us went on a sled recovery ride into the Pine Pass. A week or so earier a guy crashed his 440 XCR and had to leave it there. He ordered all the parts required to get the thing running so he could get it back out to the truck. About $1500.00 worth of parts.
Our group set off and arrived at the location early. While buddy was repairing his ride we all carried on riding around having a great day.
It came time for buddy to flash her up. When it started he was sitting on it. It took off full throttle, kill switch not connected, no tether, no key.
He tried dumping it on its side but only got bucked off.
This thing took off riderless at mach 9 into the small trees at first. Trees were flying up into the air like a bugs Bunny cartoon. It went about 200 yards through the trees into a real big show stopper of a Douglas Fir.
Buddy picked upthe remains of the sled and loaded them onto 4 other sleds to get the scrap off the mountain.
Sorry no photos.
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