judger101
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well you dont have to go ALL out. you dont have to have the best of the best. when we started going to the mountains we had 136 inch tracks in cooke. could we climb very high? nope, but we still had a blast.
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Well I ended up with a 'crossover' 151"x13.5"x1.25" track not sure how it will do on trail or off yet but it looks better stretch out.
Full weight 678lb FULL of gas so about 598 without fuel roughly. I hope I dont screw up the trail manners and I hope its more capable in the deep. We shall see.
Full weight 678lb FULL of gas so about 598 without fuel roughly. I hope I dont screw up the trail manners and I hope its more capable in the deep. We shall see.
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Looks great Kinger 
Hope it works well for you.
Hope it works well for you.
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i think the 151 would be a perfect cross over. i dont think 144 is enough if you like to get off trail a bit and i think 151 will be fine for the trails. looks like an awesome sled!
kinger said:Well I ended up with a 'crossover' 151"x13.5"x1.25" track not sure how it will do on trail or off yet but it looks better stretch out.
Full weight 678lb FULL of gas so about 598 without fuel roughly. I hope I dont screw up the trail manners and I hope its more capable in the deep. We shall see.
Wont fit in the shed any more kinder....lol
