whitkar22

Guys, I have had ice build up in tunnel twice. Beware of that and tell the new guys about it. It makes the sled act funny, Thud, and vibrate a lot. Something to keep an eye on if you don't have a nice warm garage to store her in.

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smallengineguy

I always lift the rear and drop it before I ride. usually breaks the junk off.

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beavernutts

Jump it more that will prevent the build up.

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lrnnorth

I ve noticed after riding in the powder and stop for a rest the snow inside the tunnel melts from the heat made by the heat exchangers. Since its so cold here it frezes really fast and gets ice all in my track clips. Just another thing to look for I guess.

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Jaded

Good advice on the "pick up and drop" technique.
I know this is considered dangerous if you don't do it right but when we cabin overnight and the sleds sit outside we lift the track, and support it, then run it to clear the snow before we park em for the night or they're not going anywhere in the AM.

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JheLrey

I lift my tracks, spin them, and then drive it the rest of the way into the garage and park it.