True 2013 sled weights
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stop making excuses for the inferior sled slut. proof is in the video. lol
summit1974
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X3 The guy on the Poo couldn't hold a line...must have bin a rookie thats gotta be the only explanation cause ive bin told nothing can touch the handling of the pro RMK!!!!
Wilk INStheWEST
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I'd say the guy on the Pro wasn't that great a rider. 1 clip of him bobbing around on a side hill, another clip of him only following someone else's track (who does that?) and then going under the tree. Way more riding footage of the other two sleds.
I'd like them to weigh the standard M800 SnoPro, without the powder coated tunnel. Bet it holds more snow on the tunnel.
I'd like them to weigh the standard M800 SnoPro, without the powder coated tunnel. Bet it holds more snow on the tunnel.
loudmouth+coke
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There is a lot of snow build up when you ride, but I doubt there would be 90 lbs worth.
Obviously this vid is bias for the Cat, how could theirs be that much less. Don't think powder coated tunnel would make that much difference or the heat exchanger considering that a lot of the snow is collected around areas where there is no heat like the track rails, front suspension, etc and there is no snow where the heat exchanger is because it melts the ice and snow.
Regardless of what the numbers really are, any idea how to reduce the amount of snow that sticks?
Maybe using a Teflon spray or some type of sealant on some of the common build-up areas?
Obviously this vid is bias for the Cat, how could theirs be that much less. Don't think powder coated tunnel would make that much difference or the heat exchanger considering that a lot of the snow is collected around areas where there is no heat like the track rails, front suspension, etc and there is no snow where the heat exchanger is because it melts the ice and snow.
Regardless of what the numbers really are, any idea how to reduce the amount of snow that sticks?
Maybe using a Teflon spray or some type of sealant on some of the common build-up areas?
HiLlClImB911
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who gives a f*#@ they all weigh enough when there stuck.
maxwell
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How come I can't see the video 
Goondocker97
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SameHow come I can't see the video
. You have a pretty sick list of toys maxwell!
snopro
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How come I can't see the video
Your reputation has preceded you all the way to Thief River Falls Max.
0neoldfart
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They are all heavy when stuck, my sled is heavier then all of them, all the time. I carry extra fuel, and more then enough survival / first aid / provisions to stay two nights on the mountain comfortably. That said, I can ride pretty much anywhere I choose to
Shredder
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We had an XP, a 2012 Pro Turbo, a 2013 Pro, and my 2012 ProClimb in our group at Mountain Mania. We got them all stuck....a few times. All the belt drives, wobbly skid frames, high tech front suspensions, BS hp ratings did nothing for the fact that there was no fawkin' difference in the weight of those sleds when we were getting them out. They all sucked a$$ and were heavy POS's once they got stuck.
maxwell
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Sledtillded
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Where can i see the vid. showing as private ???
maxwell
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see its not just me! cant see...
That's because the producer probably got ridiculed for putting up such a stupid video.. LOL He closed it to the general public.
MATTIAC
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If I can get 1000000 likes on Facebook ill buy a proclimb
Goondocker97
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Most annoying thing ever!
underdog
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Yes you are.
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