What do you carry that others may not have thought about?

[Mcstuck87]

I have been carrying that exact axe for several years. Don't use it a lot, but has come in handy when you need it.
Two things: Get the next size up. the head is the same, but the handle is a few inches longer, and much easier to use. Some have a knife in the handle too.
Second, cover the handle with grip tape. It gets really slippery in snowy gloves and may go for a flight. A lanyard may be an alternative.

Had a couple of the fiskars axes that were on clearance at Canadian tires. They come in extremely handy. We used it to keep a fire going in a riding spot cause it was to cold. The snow was low so we couldn’t ride hard enough to stay warm and no cabin. That axe was night and day compared to all of our saws


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[snoflake]

That’s quite the drop down bracket brace

Ya, that's what I seen as well. Noticed its a G5 with aftermarket skid.

 

[Bnorth]

How long did it last?

I think 4-6 hours. My SAR group uses one in a hypothermia bag so it retains the heat very well.

 

[imdoo'n]

How the hell did you ever firgure that one out?

Things that make you go HMMMMMMM!

observation!

 

[Sledder_boarder]

I'll add mine:

Brp tool kit
Fenix headlamp 1500 lumens
Second 1500 lumen headlamp
Extra battery
Silky foldable big boy saw (deadly)
Snowboarding socks
Extra fleece,
Extra pair long underwear
Extra base layer top
-40 mitts
Some extra gloves
Extra goggles
Knife
Spot satellite sos device
Gaia GPS pro (79.00) on my phone
Wire
Electrical tape
Phone charge cable
Small fuses
SPARE BELT!!!!!
Plastic tubing for siphoning and gas line
Road flares
4 lighters in different spots (sled, pack, pocket, etc)
Fire starter
Zip ties
Beer
Vodka
Gin




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[JTF64]

A PDF Service manual for my sled on my phone ..

SledManuals

Snowmobile Service Repair Manual Downloads SLEDMANUALS

sledmanuals.com

 

[HotShotHarry]

Yup. Why not? Technology… gotta love it!