[REDDEAD513]

All from this year, going out again Saturday cause there's still 20+ inches of base in the Keweenaw.

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[nateagade]

 

[SeriousBlack]

 

[Ditchbangr zx]

Great pic :cool_old:

 

[stmike]

If anyone wants to hold a hockey terminate we have the ice.

 

[gen1xrs]

Thank you winter storm "Stella".

My 13 y/o son in the background says it all!

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[cmracer]

Pic's from weekend
Awesome conditions in northern Canada

 

[stmike]

Pic's from weekend
Awesome conditions in northern Canada

Were?

 

[rayclar]

Pic at my old hunting camp and bush lot.

 

[LRP2]

here I a pic on my new to me 1985 tundra that I just got done adding a 12 in high
box and extended the handle bars. the top of the seat is 26 in above the floor boards.
my quad chain saw with a 16 in bar fits inside the box.

 

[markc]

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[northernkid]

Sorry it's not a doo, but I doo have 2 doo's

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[Mike-337]

^^^^ How is that sled? Looks nice and I hear the price is very reasonable too.

 

[northernkid]

It's great, the 600 pulls really good. The shocks aren't the best though. It uses next to no oil. I personally perfer the Polaris seating position over doo. It feels a little like a dirtbike. With a little bit of body input it flat out rails.

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[gun-driver]

Bluebird day

 

[Ronn]

It's great, the 600 pulls really good. The shocks aren't the best though. It uses next to no oil. I personally perfer the Polaris seating position over doo. It feels a little like a dirtbike. With a little bit of body input it flat out rails.

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Run a few tanks of fuel through it and measure gas and oil consumption. Calculate your oil/fuel ratio and adjust the oil pump accordingly. Easy enough to do. My wife's 600 Polaris also used next to no oil, now its around 40:1.

Here's a video:

One tip is to be VERY careful not to bend the tab that the set screw snugs against, it is pretty weak. Take the upper air box off and that should give you enough room to hold the tab while removing the lock nut.

 

[northernkid]

I've already done that. It came from the factory pretty lean, but it seemed to work fine... I want to be on the safe side

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[northernkid]

I have to add that it has been rock solid reliable for 17000miles, just gas and oil.

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[Ronn]

Wow 17000 miles, I like to hear that! They do put out a solid product, no issues with ours so far touch wood.

 

[northernkid]

So far this is the best sled I've had as far as reliability. I've hit a few things that would have totalled my old sleds, but this thing keeps on tromping. At this rate the sled is going to outlast me! Can't go wrong with a poo 6!

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