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Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
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Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
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Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
     http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.d5550c96b960389b9f929a86103d1c60.png
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Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
     http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.d5550c96b960389b9f929a86103d1c60.png
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Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
     http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.d5550c96b960389b9f929a86103d1c60.png
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Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
     http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.d5550c96b960389b9f929a86103d1c60.png
http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.9fd6f35fa37b16b1399412b7ee3f077d.png

Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
     http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.d5550c96b960389b9f929a86103d1c60.png
http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.9fd6f35fa37b16b1399412b7ee3f077d.png

Sooner or later it happens to all of us... we break down.   Last year my crankshaft sensor failed.   If you are towing a sled for a long way, this will save you
This is a flexible 54 inch roll up sled.  It can be tied into the track and the sled can be towed easily.  Keep in mind you need to tie the  snowmbiles bumper to bumper so you can stop the broken sled.    The guy who owns the sled that is pulling you will thank you for it.   Even with the belt off... a free spinning track still has a lot of drag.
     http://quebecrider.com/forums/uploads/monthly_2022_12/image.png.d5550c96b960389b9f929a86103d1c60.png
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This is worth sharing..  Nothing like taking a new sled out and holding it wide open...     

This is worth sharing..  Nothing like taking a new sled out and holding it wide open...     

It is a two gallon gas can.   I used angle aluminum riveted into the tunnel and the back piece bolted through the Bumper.   Most of the time they are empty but when we use them  we will ride about 40 miles and then empty them.     I also carry a vinyl hose as a just in case.... the trick with the hose is also carry a  coat hanger that has been cut so you can put the  steel coat hanger in the vinyl tube and keep the tube straight to pull gas out of the other sled.    

It is a two gallon gas can.   I used angle aluminum riveted into the tunnel and the back piece bolted through the Bumper.   Most of the time they are empty but when we use them  we will ride about 40 miles and then empty them.     I also carry a vinyl hose as a just in case.... the trick with the hose is also carry a  coat hanger that has been cut so you can put the  steel coat hanger in the vinyl tube and keep the tube straight to pull gas out of the other sled.    

Just wanted to share some pictures from some riding in NH.  We rode two days..  150 each Day..   Day one was from the T&C in Gorham heading West to Lisbon and Day two was from the T&C   to Log Haven in Errol NH.   Very smooth riding both days.  

Just west of Errol on our way to Log Haven

Day two out on Umbagog Lake

Back on the rail Bed heading east.    

Mount Washington off in the distance on our way back