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When i hear someone say JB weld, I cringe? That is a cuss word to a welder, machinist. Better off using chewing gum. Cheaper and works just as good.all it will do is cover the crack, not stop it. :o| i advise getting it fixed before it does more damage.

X2 on what jlparker77 said!

Yes I thought about swapping for a 144 already too. And yes it is a good deal I think. As I mentioned in the begining it was 10,999 I was wrong it is for 9,999.00 CDN. But not really sure what I will get for a trade with my Phazer???

Good point, and here we often dont have a lot of snow. Like this year it sucks!

I am currently running a 2010 Phazer MTX 144". I live on the prairies so there is no huge mountains to climb, I do mostly hill climb, ditch running and fields. Looking at a new Nytro for 10,900.00. But it is a 162". So I am wondering is it worth it? Not sure if I want the extra length. Any...

What bugs me is that there are enough of these sleds out there and obviously enough interest in tracks from all the posts on here alone that makes me wonder why it is so hard to find a good aftermarket track!

If you can believe it in my town they are now selling both Yamaha and Arctic Cat side by side! If you want a good time out in the snow either will do, but if you want the best you have to go YAMAHA!!!! As for updates, I don't know, but all I do know is I have had no issues with my 2010 yet and...

I set my toe out and widened the skis as far as they would go and now it handles like a cadillac on almost all conditions. :4STroke:

Cheapest and quickest solution is to space out your skis as wide as you can. Then make sure your toe out is correct as well. I found that 1/8" toe out from close to front of ski to close to the back of ski works awesome. I too am planning on changing a arms, but that will be next year. And...

Yes Nytro track is 15" wide. And there is always a way to make things fit. Depends on how indepth you want to get.

Looking through the search I found one post and it got me thinking. The one I am thinking about is where a guy put grease fittings into spindle to grease rod for ski. ????

I remember that post too. I am pretty sure it was late fall or early winter that it was posted. Just not sure under what caption or topic! There was also pictures of it, and he had 90 degree zerks in them.

Does anyone else have any experience with these bungees? What do you think of them?

Did you check your antifreeze mixture. The antifreeze may be gelling up at that temp.???

I must say, the Snobunge Cobra has got to be the best thing ever invented. It works awesome in pulling out the fellow stuck snowmobile. Works better than I could have ever thought. Saved hours of digging so we could go and get stuck that much more ti mes in the day LOL! A must have on all...

I recently bought a folding camping shovel. I think it might fit in with the tool kit, but haven't had a chance to try it yet. I also just bought the snobunge Rattler and Cobra, for all occasions. Just haven't figured out where to store them just yet.

Don't be so hard on the Doo's, they can help it that they aren't Yamaha's! LOL :jump: :-o

Looks like you had to cut into the paddles, and that will never end well. That sucks! When are companies going to start making more tracks for the Phazer. Not like there is only two out there!!!!

2685ft, now that sound better. I thought 200ft sounded completely wrong, I was looking at the wrong spot on the page. Must be Monday, nope its tuesday :o|

What is the stock elevation setting for these sleds? Or is there even one? I seem to hit rev limiter all the time and I am at 200'.