Recent content by STAIN

any chance you would let me know where this is at?

not a big fan of that chassis. Ridden @8 of them in various lenth's, I dont really care for them.

Polaris is the LAST sled I would buy. I have never liked them, any of their stuff, wheelers, bikes, SXS's, and their recent stuff seems really low quality. I did try a boost last year that the suspension had been tuned by a Factory race tech. It was probably the best Pol-cheese I have ever...

I think the more people ride one, the more find out what a great all-around trail sled they are. MOST people just believe what they read. There are so many knotheads out there on the inter-webs who just blat " they are too heavy" blah blah blah, with no real world experience. Backpack/shovel...

looks like my 2017 I had, except I used plati-dip

How about a 14 inch wide track vs. the 15? Is there a speed difference there? I have seen a few 11oo turbo sleds running the 14 inch wide track for the lakes....

GUYS!!! This post was kind of a joke! The phrase refers to the song by Arlo Guthrie JR.---Alice's restaurant. Just trying to add a bit of humor after such a disappointing season. I didn't really expect anyone to take 8x10 glossy color photos Maybe I am too old.

Cat had a type of hydro-matic transmission on the 1974 VIP. One year only.

No. I sold the 2017 and ordered the 2022. Never owned them at the same time.

my 2022 just doesn't seem to have the juice my 2017 did. Maybe I am used to it or maybe I just have not yet found the right combo that this sled likes yet. I will continue to try to find the combo that makes my 2022 go like I think it should

I know. Thats is why I am hoping the next person who does this conversion puts all the info in one post, with 8x10 glossy color photographs with circles and arrows and paragraph on the back of each one explaining what each one is.

I was hoping the $50 kit would work. It was a gamble I know, and one I lost. The clutch rattle doesn't bother me enough to spend $329 on the Hurricane quite ring.

I tried to painty some ski tips a few years back with some plastic paint. They flaked pretty quickly. There must be some better stuff than what I used.

The only thing the "kockout kit" managed to do for me was knock $60 out of my wallet. It has failed twice. I will remove it from the crank, again, and put it on my bench to use as a spacer in my press.

I may have 2 of these to do next fall.....