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Which one is the best now? I was looking at the ORTOVOX S1 it's not cheap but has some nice features. Is it compatible with others? I have a SOS right now but it's about 10 years old now. Thanks for the input.

I've got 180,000km's on mine and only changed 1 wheel bearing and both axle u-joints I don't think that is bad but mine is mostly highway but with a 4" lift.

I don't think they are the same as ant others. Here is the p/n's 3C2-F5180-00-00 Front rim 3C2-F5390-00-00 Rear rim I checked the # here Yamaha Parts, Yamaha Snowmobile Parts, Yamaha ATV Parts, Yamaha Motorcycle Parts, Yamaha Accessories at wholesale prices and they only fit wolverines.

I have a stock 2006 wheels what do your aftermarkets look like? maybe a trade?

Look for a 700 mountain max they were great sleds.

Did you find your measurement? I could measure mine for you.

The price is $1799 including shipping

Cams back on looks like a bit for down low. powderking.com shows 27cm.

Mine's about 145 psi but I have a low comp head on mine so I can run reg around home with my ported and piped 800. If I remember right it was 150 in stock form.

Check out carls cycle and starting line products they both have kits for the 700

I believe you can't ride on the bc side until Dec 1 but I could be wrong.

Not before Dec 1 I believe.

Would need something that would not freeze in winter!

I too use mine for everything I've even and both my quads on it and my sled and pulled it with the wifes escape, it's a 2 place SWS. It pulls easy even loaded but I don't set my wheel bearings up to much I lean more to the loose side I also added bearing buddies and give them a little grease...

I don't think it's been a issue in alberta but maybe different if you lived in bc.

I just re decked my 12' SWS my paints not to bad yet. Go with treated decking SWS just used normal plywood on mine. I welded in some extra suports on mine along the edge and in the center where the plywood meets. You don't need it if your just hauling sleds but I haul everything on mine so it...

Yep they work great and don't cost to much.

If you have the money I'd go with a car hauler that has the deck over the wheels. They cost more but work great for hauling quads/sleds or cars.

I'm in the same boat:) I have a 2001 800 polaris that has been 100% trouble free in 5000 miles(engine was redone at 4000miles as maintenance) I'm leaning more towards the M8 also but had a bad experience with Cat in the 96 then I switched to polaris in 97. I mite wait one more year and see how...

I like how he never even dropped his smoke!