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My 2006 F7 diamond drive was great, no issues; however, there were some issues with the early d drives....once worked out, the diamond drive was very reliable and with less rolling parts it was great......For the same argument the old chain drive fails too, my buddies 2003 F7 chaincase self destructed right beside me while we were cruising down the lake....sad day for him, chain put a hole through the case and belly pan.....nothing money can't fix and did...... I towed him home behind my 2006 MXZ 800, he was so shamed.......Puzzle just creamed himself.....

Premium Isoflex bearings no doubt.....

Kilometers seem a little high.... http://www.kijiji.ca/v-snowmobile/london/two-1974-ski-doo-olympiques-yes-a-pair/1228391824?utm_source=alerts&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=email_alerts

Poor Scat......we see you have no opinion, or knowledge for that matter, where are these facts?...anyway.....read below, but please tell us how more tax dollars will help..... Climate change or rather the climate change hoax.... - CO2, which is actually a "good" gas as it is the gas of life for plants at the base of the, constitutes 0.04% of the gas in the atmosphere - the earth, through its own natural processes, creates about 98.5% of the CO2, leaving man's contribution of 1.5% of a gas that is 0.04% of the atmosphere. Canada creates 1.7% of the CO2 created by man, which is only 1.5% of the CO2 created, which is only 0.04% of the atmosphere multiply it together and Canada contributes 0.000255% of the C02 created every year, comprising of 0.00000012% of the atmosphere.

That's a good read. Thanks Puzzle, unfortunately Tards like Scatman won't read it but rather spend trillions of tax dollars on a problem that doesn't exist.

Scatman this is based on your vast Eco experience..lol. Just because he has a different opinion to you doesn't mean he is a wack job. Isn't what you just said above not strike you as somewhat unbelievable...Lmao....

Huh?

It looks as good as it left the factory.....lol. A little fixer upper.....

Not a surprise.......I think what's more of a surprise is crossing water......I guess Rice is shallow enough to freeze early. At my place the ice is not safe yet. Another couple of weeks.

Last year we got pulled over on the main trail while going through Petewawa, not for speeding but for paperwork....all OK. It was the OPP, the guy had no personally. I know that area is a hot spot for radar in the past and we always back it down going through there. I'm not sure how he would determine the entire group deserves a ticket, but I refer to Odot. 170kph is pretty good for a new sled but more importantly did he run against another sled. When it's fully broken in it will pull more, I bet it gets to 170 in a hurry.

Did you get up to Deep River?....around Griffith things are getting pretty good. Groomer made it through to Denbigh yesterday.

Looks like a Polaris Storm...

What part are you calling bs?....the Perry 850?

Well you asked for a specific topic dealing with the Ski Doo 850 burn down and reliability issues. tell us about your new ride....tragic.....did you manage to save the belt.....on your jacket.....sorry about your loss...

Dam double post....Happy New Years!

Actually they ran 10 years.......final production ended in 2003 as the XCR 800 which to this day would even run down a Sidewinder.....I mean when the turbo bolts back off.....as for a Perry the Platypus 850, they burn up at the start line....Storms would eat them up for breakfast

Actually they ran 10 years.......final production ended in 2003 as the XCR 800 which to this day would even run down a Sidewinder.....I mean when the turbo bolts back off.....as for a Perry the Platypus 850, they burn up at the start line....Storms would eat them up for breakfast

No they already trumped Skidoo long ago.....remember I owned a Storm.....

I see the cat on the fuel pump ran away as soon as it saw Puzzle and the gang show up.

Well I'm sure if it was any other colour than Yellow you would have questioned him.....Even you Puzzler, with your vast aviation experience, as you claimed the other day, can't image a 600lb snowmobile hitting a tree at 40 mph. He didnt even bend the handlebars or crack the windshield as his stealth snowmobile body flew off the sled.

I was thinking the same...

Is that 40 Cudney mph?......even you, with your stained yellow underwear, don't believe that.....even at 40 kph....I call bull shit on that guys story......sorry, your translation of that story....:)

That front end looks like the new Perry the Platypus 850.

You just returned from the Skidoo850 fire sale?

It's unfixable now........