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So I seem to have a lot of problems with my sled being tippy especially if I get one ski that dips off the trail (with my stock Yamaha skis in Venture lite). Do you think the Slydogs would help with this without sacrificing much in the way of handling on the groomed trials? Is this a bolt...

Plastic and sticker were both warm inside the house for several days before application.

Maybe some superglue on the edges? I'd hate to make a big mess though.

Well the method worked well but that dammed grey plastic won't hold onto the sticker even after some serious rubbing alcohol. That sucks!

Hinge looks like the way to go. Thanks.

The used Venture I bought had been sitting outside from some time. I rescued it from this fate and and fixing some things. The "venture lite" stickers on the grey plastic panels are shot and I bought replacements. What is the best method for putting the new ones on? I know to use rubbing...

If it is too heavy to rock, isn't it even harder to lift? How does lifting the rear help the machine find the gear?

I have a 2009. Most of the time reverse works but sometimes is seems to half way engage or be caught in no man's land with no Forward or Reverse. I've had to shut the sled down at times to get it to re-engage into F. Need to remember to try rocking the sled next time, but with the weight...

Anybody know where I can buy a hitch that would bolt on to the back of that meaty rack on the back of my Venture Lite so that I could better tow someone if need be.

Up there now. There's plenty of snow.

I have a 2009 venture lite. The stickers are starting to come off the plastic in some areas. I'd rather not spend $20 a piece on stickers right now. Any suggestions on what I can use as a touch up adhesive to the plastic?

I have another question along this line..... would it be possible to charge the battery through the aux 12 volt cigaratte lighter style port on the dash?