Trivia

[Lost]

Lets have some fun if you answer a question correct you can post your own trivia question.
#1) What snomobile did Elvis Presley own yes the king was a sledder?

#2) What sled manufacture holds the patten on the slide rail suspension?

#3) " Artic Cat EXT " what do the letters EXT stand for?

#4) Ski-Doo TNT what do the letters TNT stand for?

Post your answers and for each correct one you must post your own Trivia question. Let the games begin

 

[Anthony]

Lets have some fun if you answer a question correct you can post your own trivia question.
#1) What snomobile did Elvis Presley own yes the king was a sledder?

#2) What sled manufacture holds the patten on the slide rail suspension?

#3) " Artic Cat EXT " what do the letters EXT stand for?

#4) Ski-Doo TNT what do the letters TNT stand for?

Post your answers and for each correct one you must post your own Trivia question. Let the games begin

Good Questions!

Elvis Had a JetStar, and EXT Stands for Exterminator.

 

[Lost]

Anthony ,#1) Elvis did own JetStar made by Hellstar of Wahoo, Nebraska. #3) Yes EXT stands for exterminator . Now post your trivia (2 questions)

 

[brianwmcdonald]

#2) Artic Cat
#4)Top Notch Toy

 

[Lost]

#2) Artic Cat
#4)Top Notch Toy

#2) Is Artic Cat #4) As much as I agree with you thought Wrong What is your trivia question. Just one of the orignal 4 is still a mystery

 

[Summitric]

#2) Is Artic Cat #4) As much as I agree with you thought Wrong What is your trivia question. Just one of the orignal 4 is still a mystery

I ALWAYS THOUGHT SCORPION HAD THE SLIDER SUSPENSION PATENT??? GUESS NOT.

HOWEVER T'NT STANDS FOR "TRACK N'TRAIL" AND WAS FIRST USED ON THE 1968 T'NT 600 WHICH WAS DEVELOPED JUST FOR THE NAME..... A RACE SLED(FIRST) AND A HIGH PERFORMANCE TRAIL SLED(SECONDLY)...... HERE'S A LINK THAT YOU MIGHT FIND INTERESTING: Bob's Snowmobile Page

 

[Lost]

I ALWAYS THOUGHT SCORPION HAD THE SLIDER SUSPENSION PATENT??? GUESS NOT.

HOWEVER T'NT STANDS FOR "TRACK N'TRAIL" AND WAS FIRST USED ON THE 1968 T'NT 600 WHICH WAS DEVELOPED JUST FOR THE NAME..... A RACE SLED(FIRST) AND A HIGH PERFORMANCE TRAIL SLED(SECONDLY)...... HERE'S A LINK THAT YOU MIGHT FIND INTERESTING: Bob's Snowmobile Page

Good work Summitric Track N Trail is correct. Whats your question? The original 4 are done good work I thought that #1 would be the hardest but Anthony knows the king.

 

[Smiley]

OK
1.What is the longest snowmobile race in the world?
2. What was the last production free-air sled?
3. Name the 4 firsts on the blizzard 1972
4. What year did Cat change to model names instead of numbers? AND What was the sled?

 

[Lost]

Good questions but you did not answer any so you can't ask any

 

[Smiley]

Hey Lost
WHen have you ever know me to play by the rules

So the questions are still valid, by the time I checked the site they where answered.

Well unless you want me to just hang out on this site and not do any work

 

[Anthony]

Hey Lost
WHen have you ever know me to play by the rules

So the questions are still valid, by the time I checked the site they where answered.

Well unless you want me to just hang out on this site and not do any work

Smiley, your questions you asked can count as mine!

 

[Summitric]

I Have One For You..... Skiroule Was A Division Of What Major Company??? Should Be Pretty Easy???

 

[Summitric]

OK
1.What is the longest snowmobile race in the world?
2. What was the last production free-air sled?
3. Name the 4 firsts on the blizzard 1972
4. What year did Cat change to model names instead of numbers? AND What was the sled?

JUST NITPICKING, BUT DID THEY MAKE A "BLIZZARD" IN 1972???

 

[Smiley]

Thanks for helping me out

Summitric; I am sure they did!

 

[TylerG]

I Have One For You..... Skiroule Was A Division Of What Major Company??? Should Be Pretty Easy???

It was a division of Coleman wasn't it?

 

[Summitric]

It was a division of Coleman wasn't it?

YUP, HENCE THE GREEN COLOR..... USED TO BE MY FAVOURITE SLED, WHEN I WAS A KID......... DID YOU KNOW THEY ONLY MADE TO BODY STYLES TOO. THE ROUNDED HOOD UP UNTIL '71 AND THEN THE SLEEK AERO HOOD UP TO THE DEMISE IN '78(MOST OF THE FEW LAST SKIROULES WERE ACTUALLY LABELED WITH "HMC" HOOD DECALS - AFTER THEY WERE BOUGHT OUT IN 1977)...... AFTER SKIROULE WENT DOWN, THERE WAS ONLY RUPP, SCORPION(ANOTHER OF MY FAVOURITES), KAWASAKI, MOTO-SKI, AND THE LAST TO SHUT DOWN, JOHN DEERE, LEAVING THE "BIG 4" THAT WE HAVE TODAY. A LITTLE USELESS TRIVIA FOR YOU ALL...........

 

[Murminator]

OK
2. What was the last production free-air sled?

Non fanned I assume
Hmmm how about a 2008 Polaris 120 still is free air

 

[Smiley]

OK
2. What was the last production free-air sled?
QUOTE]


Non fanned I assume
Hmmm how about a 2008 Polaris 120 still is free air

Good point but what I ment was not fan cooled and not liquid cooled.

 

[Summitric]

OKAY SMILEY WHAT ARE THE ANSWERS??? DOESN'T APPEAR ANYONE KNOWS???

 

[xtremegriz]

#1. Irondog
#2 84 John deere snowfire
#3 1- Rotary valve induction
2-Front mounted engine
3-jackshaft mounted drive pulley
4-hydraulic brakes
#4 1966 it was the Panther