2015 t3's burning through sliders fix???

[drew17]

I know or have heard of many owner having this issue in low snow conditions and I've heard everything from adding second scratchers to adding idler wheels. I'm sure by now someone has figured out a for sure fix and I'd like to have it before this season starts did 3 sets last year and don't plan on doing that again lol

 

[cat925]

Buy a cat no more issue

 

[rightsideup]

Add a set of wheels and second set of scratchers

 

[lilduke]

JUst run a front set off idler wheels and ur stock scratcher will be fine. I burnt through 2 sets of sliders,
then put on the wheels and no more issues and I put on a few k.....

 

[mountainsledmania]

JUst run a front set off idler wheels and ur stock scratcher will be fine. I burnt through 2 sets of sliders,
then put on the wheels and no more issues and I put on a few k.....

just one set or? should a guy put 4 idlers on like the 14s have?

 

[lilduke]

just one set or? should a guy put 4 idlers on like the 14s have?

I just run one set to keep the weight down a lil.

If you run only one set, just make sure you run them at the furthest forward postion

 

[drew17]

I put idlers on the front when I bought it but we all know last year was a special case of no snow lol I'm gonna try ski scratchers I think seems like best solution so far. Maybe put on a set of ice storms and remove those useless stock ones

 

[gibsons]

Ski scratchers made a world of difference for me.

 

[lilduke]

Yeah snow would definitely help...lol

 

[Summitric]

I put scratchers up on the inside of the skis, if needed


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[pfi572]

Put these on and be done with it. Plus one set it scratchers .
Been running them for years and no problems.

 

[Summitric]

Do they make those for the 173" t3? Don't think so, at least I couldn't find any last year. Still on original sliders at 500kms


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[pfi572]

Do they make those for the 173" t3? Don't think so, at least I couldn't find any last year. Still on original sliders at 500kms


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I have them on my 174 ice age rails .
Haven't changed them in 5 years but run scratchers as well in low snow conditions when needed.
No wheels.

 

[mmagic]

We sell tons of hyper fax and have been for years. Like said these last a long time even with a 3" you'll get a few thousand Km's out of them easy with just a set of scratchers, there's no need for extra wheels. We have stock for Doo Poo and cat call 17804749400

 

[mountainsledmania]

We sell tons of hyper fax and have been for years. Like said these last a long time even with a 3" you'll get a few thousand Km's out of them easy with just a set of scratchers, there's no need for extra wheels. We have stock for Doo Poo and cat call 17804749400

looks like ill be coming by the shop.

 

[lilduke]

Only problem I have with Hyperfax is; they are 200+ $ sliders and if you ride a bunch of gravel you'll still wreck them.

I like riding pow.... But rode a lot of gravel last year to get to it,,, burnt through 2 pairs of skies...lol

And If there is snow, stock 30$ sliders are fine IMO

 

[pfi572]

^^^^
You can't can't keep everyone happy ? Lol
Gravel wrecks tires as well as everything else.

 

[lilduke]

^^^^
You can't can't keep everyone happy ? Lol
Gravel wrecks tires as well as everything else.

Haha,, I know gravel isnt great for a sled,, but had to ride the chit though.

And if you may find yourself doing that kind of thing(like me) 250$ sliders might not be the best option for you.

 

[Cat401]

We sell tons of hyper fax and have been for years. Like said these last a long time even with a 3" you'll get a few thousand Km's out of them easy with just a set of scratchers, there's no need for extra wheels. We have stock for Doo Poo and cat call 17804749400

Please PM me a price on 162 cat....thanks

 

[Canadian Snow]

Like everyone has said, add a set of wheels. I ditched the skidoo scratchers too.