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  1. Yep. Thanks.

    This is becoming more and more something I don't want to do. New platform to learn, the high mileage could quickly eat up any low price, parts supply to repair this year is iffy. Not to mention that we don't know where the economy and fuel prices are going by wintertime.

    If the economy goes really south and/or gas price is $10.00, maybe there will be reasonable 2015+ 600 ProS come to the market!

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  2. 5 minutes ago, Doug said:

    Yes the 2016 still has Isoflex bearings.  Ski-Doo started injecting oil to the crank again starting with 850.

    There will be some nice Doo's out there that have the bottom ends done.  Ski-Doo also offers an exchange program with a warranty as long as the installation is done by a certified Ski-Doo tech.

    As others have said and with any brand with higher mileage look close at the track and plan on going through all the bearings and clutches if they haven't been done.  Having the shocks rebuilt should also be done.

    Yeah, I'm hip on the shock and track part and both sleds tracks are good. (been replaced). '16 has had clutcher gone thru by dealer laft fall, new slides, wheel bearings and intake boots. I talked to the dealer wrench that did the work. Says it's a good sled but you know..... also said he has 600's with isoflex bearing out there with 14000 on them all original. exchange program? On crank parts/rebuild?

  3. 7 hours ago, Doug said:

    With 10K on I'd be concerned with the bottom end if it hasn't been gone through.  They have sealed Isoflex bearings on the crank so they are not lubricated by the injection oil and require maintenance at or before that amount of mileage.

    If you can't get a better history of the sled I'd keep shopping.

    Does the 16 goo still have Isoflex or has that been changed to pressure lubricated roller bearings like the 850?

  4. 2 hours ago, Doug said:

    Don't know your riding preference with her but if she won't be riding much maybe consider renting a sled for her.  Typically they are new current model sleds.  You can give her the chance to ride different brands and models to see what she feels most comfortable and then purchase a sled from there.

    Not an option near us, but we can ride from home. I may have her go out on a buds' GF/wife's sleds first. But that requires snow, and we know what happens to the price of anything that runs 'n goes then.

  5. 17 minutes ago, 800renegaderider said:

    Umm low maintenance is not a 2 stroke with 10k miles I’d pass. Honestly if it’s a sled for the wife that doesn’t ride much or need to go crazy fast and you want something that doesn’t cost a fortune the ski-doo neo is a pretty good deal and brand new with warranty.

    She wouldn't fit well on a Neo.

  6. Being a Polaris guy, I'd walk away from that mileage.

    I know very little about Skidoo so could use some advice.

    I want an inexpensive, relatively low maintaince, sled for the 64yr. old wife who probably won't ride much. And possibly for me as back-up.

    Seller is second owner and only knows that he took the sled to the dealer after he purchased it last fall and had it serviced. They did install new intake boots and new rollers in clutches. He knows nothing else. Newbie.

    What say you Bombardier folks?

    And, it's a 4hr. one-way drive. Which doesn't bother, if you think it's worth risking 4200.

  7. 2 hours ago, ViperGTS/Z1 said:

    Still many driving solo with masks, maybe they have just come from a store or something and forgot....I know I have to remind my wife sometimes when getting in my car after shopping to take the stupid mask off or she can walk home:lol:....she is finally wearing it less and less but it still makes her feel good, I guess.

     What really gets me is those outside walking their dogs with a mask on. Seems the Asians in my area are notorious for the mask wearing at all times.  They really need a smack to knock some sense into them. I just give them a disgusted look and shake my head when passing them. It's their perogative but still pisses me off:wall:

    I don't believe what I just saw an hour ago! Nice 72-degree sunny day, a man driving his convertible, alone, with the TOP DOWN..... wearing a mask!

  8. Yeah, one of the eateries I referenced spent mega bucks in the summer/fall of 2020 to build an "outdoor' pavilion complete with electricity, radiant overhead heat, rolling doors on the windward side, and a small bar to handle the overflow for the winter and to keep people "safe" who didn't want to mingle in winter of 2021-22. It didn't get used much last winter.

    My PT person wears a mask to this day, but when she's in the office with the office girls, she removes it. What's up with that? The Dr. of PT she works with doesn't wear one? It's obviously not mandated by the clinic.

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  9. All the tourists coming from NY, Mass, Conn. and other points South for sledding in Vermont during the winter of 2020 were supposed to have a negative covid test within 72 hrs. and quarantine/ride only with immediate family members. NOBODY DID! Those states were all HOT with covid. I spent AT LEAST one afternoon/evening a week in local Northern Vt. eateries surrounded by those folks. We had to walk in masked or with t-necks pulled over our face, but once we were seated, unmasking was OK. COVID apparently didn't exist below 5 feet of atmosphere. I have no idea how unvaccinated, 70 yr. old, high risk, me, made it thru alive from a winter mingling with all those possibly virus infected people. 2021-2022 same establishments, plexiglass was down at the bars and we were back to almost normal, and I'm still COVID free. Go figure.

  10. 34 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

     

    Still people can't connect the dots.

    Covid was a plandemic to scare the sheep into doing whatever the powers that be told them.  Masking, distancing, vaccines all propaganda tools to keep the sheep scared with the piece di resistance being the vaccine passports to keep you safe.  How many fools fell for it and still today are arguing for vaxxes when all data have show them to be a complete failure.

    Now they want to give it to kids with virgin immune system when there hasn't been a healthy person under the age of 25 to die of this sham.

    Will be a lot of regrets.

    The fda was also served with 3 major lawsuits this week that you never heard about from the fake news.

    I dispute that. Early on, in June of 2020 there was an early 20's kid in Florida that died from COVID complications. That they found his motorcycle in four separate pieces had no bearing on the death diagnosis.

     

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  11. Here's the pictures I promised of the driveshaft bearing that's going in my 2016 SB Pro S. 

    You'll notice that it has a steel seal on the inside and no seal on the cup (outer) side. Once installed, you need to fill the cavity with grease until you can feel grease being pushed out of the inside steel seal. After that, a couple pumps a year.

    Contact Northstar Performance in Conway, NH if interested.

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  12. 1 hour ago, Mag6240 said:

    Well it works on the jackshaft in the tunnel, why wouldn’t it work on the driveshaft??  Hopefully I have an “average” year and will see what that bearing looks like after a couple thousand miles mid-season.

    At the very least, that deflector could help keep ice from destroying the seal. I wonder why they don't fit guards like that at the factory at the ends of BOTH shafts since ice has been known to take out chaincase seals.

  13. Interesting. The Northstar greasable bearing I'm going to use has steel seals with grease holes in the outboard race to allow the grease from the grease nippled cup to get to the bearing. I've got the same one on the driveshaft of my 2014. I'll post a picture.

  14. Picked up my clutch kit, jack and drive shaft bearings, fuel tank filter and A-arm bushings from Northstar Performance Thursday. Look what I found when installing the A-Arm bushings yesterday! Ya's never have noticed it without removing or turning sled on it's side and looking for it!

    New one ordered.

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  15. 18 minutes ago, Snake said:

    My whip of choice is my Glock .40. Took the fucking .380 on the trip cause it was the only one to fit in my handy lockable safe since I don't have a trunk.

    Stuck it in the spare tire well under the cargo floor.. has a cheesy lock on it but,,, :lol:

    We were on a way to a match in Pa. a few years back and missed the exit we were supposed to get off on the NY state thruway.  We ended up going thru NJ, and NEWARK. I remarked to the wife that I didn't know what we should get first should we get a flat, the pistols from the locked case, or the spare! I was dead serious.

  16. 6 minutes ago, Jerry 976 said:

    She already said she/they are looking to define what they call "Soft Spots" where you will not be allowed to carry, so basically back to square one with the carrying a gun in and around New York???

    There are already places where you can't carry under federal law like courthouses and post offices and some states prohibit carrying where alcohol is served. probably Hochel will make grocery stores and a mirad of other places outside your home illegal. 

    My hope is that IF, you have a permit from another state, you will be allowed to traverse NY without having to lock your unloaded gun in your trunk! We northern New Englanders can't get out of here other than to Me, NH, or Vt. with firearms to anywhere else in the country without going thru Mass. and NY.

  17. People from NY better be putting in their apps ASAP before the leftist legislature and Governor add in some more hoops to jump thru. The state knows damn well that whatever they illegally add to the permit process to get them back to where they were before yesterday will take ten years or more before it's overturned on appeal. I'm sure the states affected will now use the "unprecdented demand that has created a huge backlog due to budgetary restraints and not having the manpower to process in a timely manner, excuse."

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