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Thanks for the tips, will do that.

Found a few articles about sledding near Creston, sounds like Salmo Creston Pass is the most likely to have good snow. Going to be in the area for a week from the 10th on visiting parents and bringing the sled so want to get out. Anyone in the area that would be willing to let me tag along? Can...

If you want to ATV look into Maclean Creek, Waiporous, Ghost, Fallen Timber areas. This web site will help. http://aohva.com/

Clearing the brush out of the brush cutters? Must be a lot after a couple of years of not doing it.

If it is new don’t you need ro show them the sales documents from the dealer? That would pretty much say it is a dirt bike. If it is used then you would have the old registration.

yep, don’t remember the buttons but something like hold the lower left down for a few seconds while the temperature is showing and it will add a numeric read out in the middle of the bar.

Bump to the top. Any more observations? I am still trying to lock down something that works when riding, but doesn’t knock my teeth out when dealing with the whoops on the trail. Last ride was at 75 front, 55 front skid, 165 rear skid, didn’t do anything well, rode like a bucking bronc on...

Well that certainly won’t leak. Looked at mine again, and a gap opened up in the underside screen so taped it up for now. Pretty sure when I looked at previously that space wasn’t there, So thinking the plastics are getting warped. Maybe fit to the body is pushing them out or something. I set...

15oz according the AC dealer, which is exactly what they sell. Who would have thought? ��

Correct, and that is what it has to say on your registration. Not motorcycle or off road vehicle. Only thing in Alberta that gets Snow Vehicle designation is a snowmobile. You can try riding whatever you want out there, but if the fish cops are out checking you will get a ticket for anything...

Far as I know this was one reason AC was working on getting it designated as a snowmobile, because many US states have regulations about only machines registered as snowmobiles are allowed on many trails. The Cataract creek area by Calgary is like that, you can’t ride a snowbike or track...

And my question is, did they get it certified as a snowmobile? What is it going to say on the registration. And what is the warranty?

I have heard that people really like the Camso design and track.

Just got an email from Ralph’s, looks like the wait is over. https://www.ralphsmotorsports.com/default.asp?page=xInventoryDetail&id=4643208&p=1&make=arctic+cat&s=Price&d=D&vt=snowmobile&fr=xAllInventory

Have to change it but not sure how much I’ll need.

Had a shorty snowflap on the 2014, had to go back to full sized, no way I could run without one on the 2018. I think a lot of it is what kind of trail you’re riding in, and what kind of snow, a lot of the trails I ride to access areas are winding pick your way thru the trees, if you can go...

Same on my 2014, my dealer said they will all eventually do it, so if you are in there anyways, might as well get the kit and install it even if it seems it is ok now.

Also roll your sled side to side to try to get any bubbles out of the system, then top the fluid up to the middle of the tank cold instead of on the low line

Did you do the recommend Cat break in routine for the belt? I haven’t noticed any issues like that.

I’ll check the 2014 and 2018 this Friday and see.