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The caterpillar is out of my budget,LOL, definitely needs to have wheels to move around the concrete floor in my garage, been looking on other threads, Easymove,and liftasled,make aluminum ones, anybody out there have these brands? Keep the recommendations coming!

Thanks for the recommendations, l will check them out!

Looking to purchase a snowmobile lift to do maintenance and or repairs,what’s your experience with them? Do you have any recommendations on brands?thanks!

gutz, for what it's worth I bought the pro line IS716 trailer last fall, picked it up at their place in new Hampshire,you won't be disappointed, they are well made and stand behind their trailers,mine is a 2013 model, it tow's great,and I can see around well, being only 7 ft wide. mine has a single axle. happy trailering!

for what it is worth,klim kewananaw bibs are my vote,klim clothing is not cheap,but is well worth the investment,layering is key,when it is -10 to-30 or colder, wear the moisture wicking layer first,then a mid layer, then the bibs, you won't be disappointed,or cold! just my 2 cents.

Dave and Sharon, sounds like the saddlebag trip went well, how do you like the switchback adventure 600, how about the switchback 600 pro r,I'm considering both and I know I'll get the straight scoop from both of you! pm me when you get a chance, thanks,Bruce

Bill, wish you the best on your birthday,ride right,have a cold one or two! Bruce.

Scooter, thanks for your input on the BV2S, I see from your other thread post your going to be at the hotel saguanay the 28 thru till feb 5th, I'm arriving there on sunday the 29th for the week also, hopefully we can sit and have a beer to talk further!

well it seems like the jurys out on the electric shield, but I like all the positive feed back on the bv2s helmet it self, I'll probably go with out the electric and try my luck! thanks again for all your input, qr members are the best!

I'm considering the purchase of the BVS2 helmet also,what do other QR members think about the electric shield? is it a requirement for fog free riding in quebec? any info,oppinions,or experiences with these helmets would be great. thanks

From reading the posts and their attached photo's, seems like people love their inlines, that being said, brand preference goes along the same lines as sleds, all have their pro's and con's, would a 7x14 inline be large enough to carry 2 long track sleds? keep the photo's and comments coming!

Thanks to all who have responded, we all have a funny or not so funny story to tell about trailering through the years, yes the 2 place clamshell is simpler to maintain, but I'd maintain a inline also, whether it was before or after the season, makes no difference to me personally, I liked Timbo"s idea with the hose bibs in the backing plates,seems like Dexter axles are used on about all the trailers I've researched so far, the search goes on!

Thanks for your feed back fellow QR members, with the inline type trailers, would you recommend a tandem axle? brakes?also a drive in, drive out? I've got alot of questions as a trailer like this is a major investment, which I intend to keep for up to 10 years, quality components and features go a long way in my book!

I'm currently trailer shopping, it's time to replace my current 2 place clambshell type trailer,I've been researching inline type trailers, ProLine in NH, makes a 7 x16 that i'm considering, are their any QR members out there who have any experience with ProLine trailers?

Mikerider,Happy Birthday! and if you buy a new Rush, you won't be disappointed, I love my 600 Rush, rode 1200 miles in Maine in the beginning of March, awesome sled!