Who's grooming

[roadtech]

Hi Guys
Well we got a grand total of 3 inches last night, I will be out with the packer this
morning.
Merry Christmas to all
Don

 

[Mike270412]

This was at the Petro pass in Fox Vegas this morning.

 

[roadtech]

Well guys, all I can say is we need a little more snow,
but it was great to get out and get it started
Don

 

[Sledderglen]

Looking good Don. You can probally kick that thing up on speed a bit can you?

 

[roadtech]

Hi Glen
On the muskeg I did pick up the speed but in the bush way to many rocks with the thin cover.
The snow will come, and so will Christmas

 

[Kaz Dog]

Sledderglen is training me up out at Cataract Creek, lots to learn, much fun! Today, he was with All Tracks and their newly finished drag attached to their power unit. He has a picture of them in the shop, I just hope he got one from the trail today!

 

[team dirt]

All loaded up and ready to groom down.

 

[pano-dude]

Is that a tiller on the back?

 

[Ministik Man]

All loaded up and ready to groom down.
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very nice setup
Looks like you are set up for mountain grooming
where are you grooming at?
how late into the spring can you groom till?

 

[team dirt]

No just a compacter bar for now. We're gonna buy a mogul master when we save up a bit more cash.

 

[team dirt]

Ya we do 50km of trail normally but with the logging this year were only doing 20. We're in the north shuswaps. Just a bunch of us chipped in and bought the machine. We groom one way leave it up in the hills at our warm up shack till trail needs done again then groom down and so on through the season. That's why it needed the sled deck. We usually do our last run down end of March. That picture was 2 weeks ago heading down hill. Takes me about 3 to 3.5 hrs to do the 20km. Carry extra 65 gallons of diesel in the tank under the deck so we can usually do round trip twice then have a slip tank we bring to the farthest logging block and fill it up for another couple rounds. This is our second year and so far so good minus a few mice over the summer.