Spiderman

read the policy, indemnity is not based on the value you provide, its sheer coincidence if that is the case

Great condition, coloured ski tips, hand guards, electric start, tunnel bag, tunnel protectors, 356 miles. $8,400.00

Vehicle or sled? If sled - one of two things happened - either the value listed was lower than the market value and they got hosed - or 2 - they had an Adjuster that had absolutely no clue what they are doing and settled the claim incorrectly

The value on it doesn't matter for settlement - they are on Auto Policies and they pay out on the Actual Cash Value/Market Value on the date/time and loss. The value they have on file is for premium purposes. The only reason I adjusted the value down - is because the premiums are based on that - and I'd rather pay for it its actually worth - which isn't much.

I have done that as well - mine is at a point where its not really going down anymore.

No chance you'll see a reduction in anything other than the benefits under the policy!

Mine should be here shortly - we'll see what it says - but I suspect status quo.

We put tongue & groove chipboard down over the floor of the garage to protect it - can drive on it - and put the dollys on and move things around - no issues.

Might try to pop in tomorrow after hockey practice

Mine won't deliver until Santa comes.

Late to the table -but hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend. Sure felt like fall up north - which was awesome!

Wet snow in Huntsville as I was taking the Seadoos out.

And more and more regulations to everything and anything you need to run those kinds of places, which are insanely costly - with returns the same as they always have been. Its tough, and we're lucky to have anything like those places in this day and age

And the amount of people who have the passion for the lifestyle, enjoy that kind of work, and are willing to dedicate that amount of time and effort to make peanuts ,if anything, are very few and far between.

could be completely smoke and mirrors - there is making making it work - and then there is making a living from making it work. I just can't see it making any financial sense for an independent operator

Yes it did. Seems a thing of the past again with fewer guys looking to build great sleds and push the sport.

$399.99 for 1 stick. 30 day warranty Sledding is cheap

My receipt says 399.99 plus tax. He has 2 Been a rough year for equipment and fees.

No better deal if it snows If it doesn't - less than a hockey stick for my son - so whatever.

Sometimes mistakes are made. If perfection is the expectation - then those expecting same should take a long look in the mirror ( not you Stoney - in general )

That's an eternity. I was 20 pounds lighter and had more hair 10 years from now - i'll be bald - and almost 60

That's 10 years ago now. We probably had frost first sometime in the 60's as well - its no longer the norm. Hoping my carbon tax contributions will bring back frost!

the odds of us getting it all anymore are slim to none. I just take what I can get

As they should - they're largely responsible for it. Should be a simple concept

So, by not using it, it can be checked daily….. Trakmaps sounds like a nice to have, not necessary item.