Schlick55
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Nytro40th
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I like, but that could be the ex military in me.
snomaniac
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Very nice, the handguards and ski loops set it off.
SteelerJim
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Looks real good. What handguards are those?
Beenba
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They look like the stock ones, but turned upside down!
LSXM3
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looks good schlick55, where ya from? now wrap that bad #*$&@ John deere in the background with a digital camo wrap!
raginyamaha
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that looks schlick......... get it??? ![Tg :tg: :tg:](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/tg.gif)
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canoehead
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X2 on that!Nytro40th said:I like, but that could be the ex military in me.
Schlick55
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I am from Clear Lake IA, and it looks like we have some snow coming. Good call on the hand guards, stock mounted upside down. I had them Line-X'd on my 08 and reinstalled them upside down, funny thing was they had better wind protection for my fingers that way.
good to see some other locals, im from Rudd, when are they going to hold the jack over there on the lake
stopdropanroll
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Is that a Arctic Cat rack off a ProClimb??
very nice. How is the wrap applied? is it just a sticker or you have to use a heat gun (hairdryer) to stretch and wrap? In other words is it difficult to apply?
Schlick55
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The Jack has been changed to February 10-11-12, Yes it is a ProClimb rack, fits perfect.
A friend of mine has a sign shop and I help him with racecar wraps, sleds, etc. He is very good at what he does and we had quite a time laying it. The entire sled is a compound curve. That is why I decided on the camo, it doesn't need to line up. There was quite a bit of heating and trimming. On the white plastic you can use air release, but on the black "low e" plastic you have to some nasty sticky stuff. Long story short, have a pro install it!
A friend of mine has a sign shop and I help him with racecar wraps, sleds, etc. He is very good at what he does and we had quite a time laying it. The entire sled is a compound curve. That is why I decided on the camo, it doesn't need to line up. There was quite a bit of heating and trimming. On the white plastic you can use air release, but on the black "low e" plastic you have to some nasty sticky stuff. Long story short, have a pro install it!
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Damn nice!
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Damn nice!
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