living in Edmonton we really are lucky because there is also kitty cat parts only 45 mins out. I would think both would ship (on your dime prepaid) though.
I won’t disagree with you, but if you need something today he will always have what you need and will meet 7 days a week and often out of normal operating hours. Guys like him are who save the day/weekend/trip when last minute sh!t turns up broken.
Drivers are cheap (within reason) and allow for you to run the track at a much better tension. Contact any of the site supporting vendors and pick up a set and it will be money very well spent.
plus, it is much easier to grease the skid when it is on the bench!
when the truck was cvip’d did you bring the trailer in to be done at the same time? If so I would love to know what facility passed the truck without the brake controller installed knowing that you were dragging it around behind your truck. If you were to bring the truck in alone it would be...
very true, but man are they ever a bishhh to park at km 14 in the spring time.
I guess it is truly not the parking it up there that’s the bish as much as it is trying to get it back down at the end of the day.
Best bet is to have a great cover for the 2place open or sled deck and then the 5...
Brings me back to the stock car racing days. 77 250 super cab with a 460 and a built C6. I am by no means a Ford guy, but that thing was unstoppable as long as you could keep fuel in the tanks.
We left a kitty at the top of the waterfall on eagles at 5:00pm. Back at first light just to find out that both belts and the secondary were stripped from the machine. Absolutely unbelievable how a waste of skin could think that it was an acceptable idea. Sure made for an eventful day.
Chad’s been in the game for years. Guys don’t tend to stick around when they have chitty products and terrible customer service. It’s always nice when you can actually talk with the owner and know that he is on the snow just like we are.
except for the fact that you could actually get it pretty close by just power timing it with a buddy on the driveway and did not need any sort of tooling besides a 9/16” wrench. A tps is just a bit more of a pain in the arse and always requires a meter. Can you imagine trying to set a base line...