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Yes, unfortunately.

R.I.P. guys It been 7 years already!!

There still on the website? http://www.skinzprotectivegear.com/snowmobileproducts/snowmobilecovers.html

Skinz cover most of the sled.

Snicker peanut butter and Lara bars

Hard to believe it’s 5 years ago.

146 doesn’t come in a 3”

Top Secret Shop http://topsecretshop.ca/

I think Ray Agro (Esso Bulk Dealer) in Stony Plain is a Flaman Rental dealer. Also I have rented from Beothuk Trailers in Edmonton. Both were good to deal with.

R.I.P. guys - 4 years ago

I had a 13" Combo, Flood & spot beams, It was great. Don't mount on top of bumper with the cast brackets, someone will decide they need it more than you and break the brackets. Don't go too big or you really can't see once you shut it off and go to low beams!!

Check these guys out, https://www.coolersonsale.com/ They tested side by side several expensive and then under $100 coolers

Try a bearing house like Commercial bearing or Motion industries, Also Fastenal. Also try McMaster Carr, a supply house out of USA.

If you had a 4 season unit like brands, Arctic Fox (already mentioned) or a Roughneck, then might not be too bad. But normal RV trailers are bad to try to use even in the late fall in Alberta (-10 to 10C).

It's called a Jigger, for getting rope under the ice to then install commercial fish nets. It is made out of wood so it floats against the underside of the ice. The operating rope is tied to a movable steel arm. You pull on the rope , a pick on the wooded arm sticks in the ice and pushes the...

not on Monday but January 27 https://www.todocanada.ca/polar-bear-dips-alberta/

If you have sent a 911 from a spot or Inreach then SAR has your exact GPS co-ordinates !!! But your radio channel is a good idea also.

Pictures of Renshaw riding area map.

Devcon aluminum putty or JB Weld.

Try Faucher in Edmonton