racinfarmer

I hope there are more sleds there then what I have found in the results online.

Has he had a big crash before? Like ride to the hospital big? More like the EZ-GO golf cart group...

They are in the sport long enough to fuck it up plenty.

I've had a couple people at work ask me about getting a sled and what I think they should get. I give them my words of wisdom. A week later: "Hey man, I got this super cool 2012 RMK 800 with a sick wrap on it, what do you think?" "Ummm..."

The best I can figure is during one of my tear downs I found a pinched wire, but who knows how long that was like that. Couldn't get rid of that sled fast enough.

My 2016 ZR6000 RXC was mostly reliable but SLOW! Ate a primary for lunch one weekend. Never could get that one to break 90. It also started up in reverse for a weekend too. That was super awesome.

Come to think of it, I saw a few of those at Dan's Salvage in Clarissa. He wants old sled stuff gone, so bring cash. Tons of stuff upstairs, but the tracks were on the main floor.

There is a vintage white hood Yamaha Facebook group, or something like that. Someone there would have one. Does the sled have the red or green drivers?

Was his normal dealer still a Cat dealer? They've axed a lot of dealers in last 2-3 years, and the old Cat pushed a lot out before that.

Nice. They are such good sleds. Miss having one around.

What year was it? I've been watching for a good deal on a nice Sno Pro 500 or ZR4000RR.

This is for the almighty TRAILCAT!

Mikuni rectangle fuel pump rebuild kit via Cat: $33.95. Via the Denny Kirk: $3.98.

Our club runs a pair of Tuckers and somehow ended up with a twin track New Holland. I don't run them, but ride along from time to time. One of the clubs here runs a pair of leased Quadtracs. I'd run these if we had these. They got the older one stuck a couple years ago. *Photos from their FB page.

You have to have a good grip to ride the modern day equivalent to a Fusion 900.