Doug

I don't start my sleds in the off season so still fog them old school. Remove airbox plantum, unbolt the oil tank to rotate out of the way and a hose to the throttle bodies and run the sled

We're glad you reached out for help during your mourning process to get you through. People were concerned.

100 days of mourning your loss and getting reprogrammed. Priceless

Chance that the pistons are hydraulicly locked? If you added fluid to the reservoir since the pads wore down the pistons could be hydraulicly locked if you have the reservoir cover on?

Yes I also have Munson IFS and would recommend them.

Dam you guys sure do add comical entertainment value. One it took 100 days to get reprogrammed and the other the desperate need for attention. Here's to you

So the word "Illegal" no longer implies that a crime has been committed as in Illegal alien.

Yes but that was a different situation as in "Don’t wake me"

With the thread title of 100 days of chaos from Maincat, just thought that was the length of time for Maincat to be reprogrammed.

The springs are from the 600 cross country and also used the pivot block mount from the cross country because it's steel. My original ones were aluminum. The drill templates I made with a 3D printer with the help of information from a couple guys that did the conversion. Rear shock was revavled with the stock springs and I did slow down the rebound with the long tail springs. I do my own shocks. The 2026 sleds have new long tail springs that are different than the 600 cross country but are currently not available. I can get the P/n's tomorrow if you need them.

The circle holes are the original pivot mounts. They're about 8" longer. What I've been told and read it puts the anchor point in front of the front arm pivot. It engages the rear springs earlier for a more uniform suspension action. So I've been told and read. We'll see

Got all the parts, rebuilt the shocks and Installed the long tail springs today.

Flustered I just answered the question you tagged me on but I see once again that upset you. Same old

You tagged my to what I thought of yet another post from you and I told you.

The post? Your desperate cry for attention.

Hail storm went through Nth Wisconsin. Neighbor's camper and both vehicles got hit

In 1996, President Bill Clinton signed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) and the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA). These laws significantly impacted U.S. immigration enforcement, particularly by expanding the grounds for deportation, increasing detention periods, and limiting due process for some immigrants. Specifically, IIRIRA allowed for expedited removal proceedings without judicial review, especially for those apprehended within 100 miles of the border. This meant that some individuals, including those convicted of certain crimes, could be deported without a chance to argue their case before an immigration judge.

A guest appearance. The band is back bad together