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Nice work. Been down this road. A lot. Spent a lot of $$ on it too. YOu can be $10K into one of these mountain minis without blinking. Just the motor, drive and clutcjing I put into my daughters 120 last year was $2,000........ Get yourself a 300 Tundra.

Anyone know of a good service center in Sherwood park area that works on Cat skid steers. Guy I have now doing it is not the best.... All I can think of is W. R. Scott on the South side. Rather not have to hoof it to the west end (wife will be driving truck and trailer)

Where do you get it? ________________________________ It's not the age, it's the mileage........

Anyone had any experience with something that actually works? I tried the Rustoleum Neverwet last year and it put a white haze on a pair of great dress boots. I am looking for something that I can waterproof my Alpinstar MX boots to snowbike this winter ________________________________ It's...

Just got an email. Appears Yankee metal Works is back in business. :beer:

I am looking to buy a lightweight groomer - compaction drag for my acreage. More for my wife and kids to ski and walk the dogs. I have been using an old redneck wood groomer, that is hard on machines and my back. I really wanted one of these from Yankee Metal Works, but they do not appear to...

Lol. Was no different when I rode Doos.

Just found this thread. Anyone else have to chime in? Are Pros all metric or is there some standard fasteners? Cheers

my now 17 year old rode a 155 600 X for 3 years. Perfect sled for her. I loved riding that thing. You could really dangle in the trees. The 600 ETECH is smooth as butter

Holy chit - I can't believe the immaturity here. BTW. Level 4 CSIA Instructor. Level 2 coach. Since I just turned 48, been skiing for 45 years. And since I was the original poster, I guess I can laugh at myself......... Maybe you should try the same. :)

Q: Two snowboarders are in a car. Who’s driving? A: The cops, of course. Q: What’s the difference between a ski instructor and a bucket of chicken? A: The bucket of chicken can feed a family of four. Q: What does a snowboard have in common with a vacuum cleaner? A: They’re both usually...

LOL. With three kids I have been all over the map on these! If you can find a 300 Tundra, that is the best "tweener" sled that I found to go from the 120s to the bigger sleds. 36 inch from end makes it easy for a kid to turn and to learn to carve. Longer track than the Freestyle. Same...

x2. And bring a small heater fan to move air. Since I always have my own room - I never have to worry about floor stealing weasels.

Man - I wish they would have had these when I was barefooting daily.......

Woodsman. Just ordered one. And talked at length to the guru down in Kallispell - Randy Siemans. I had a cast smartcarbs on order since last October. Still haven't got it. Have changed over to the billet - should be here next week. LOL. There is a huge thread under KTM talk about them...

Heavy. I thought that the 450 were a little to heavy for the application. I am going to do a turbo 450 next year - The 450 is alright but needed a little extra. Easier than big bores, etc. I am going to go the other way and the second is going to be a KTM 300 2 stroke. I rode a YZ250 for...

Got back from a 3 day ride early April on a Timbersled on a pooched-out 2005 KTM450. Most fun I have had riding in the last 3 years...... I must admit - I was wondering what was going on when I was seeing all of these older guys out on them this last year in the Vernon\Sicamous area. At the...

I did it to a 2011 and 2012. Best mod ever

Took me a couple of minutes. So in 2010 Weigele hired Claude Richmond - the former MLA for the area - to lobby on his behalf in respect of tenure and safety concerns.

Exactly. If that is the case - why the hell would you spend money there then. I suspect a season's boycott of some Weigele associated businesses would turn around that attitude around in a hurry. I just listened to his "interview" again. "I am the only economy in the valley".