Strong Farmer

Thanks that's some great info. Have to try Tuesday to Saturday usually?

I always wanted to sled pennisla. Who wants to go before it's gone 🐥!

I hear yeah. Wife said let's go riding surely chickens will be ok for another half a day. Wrong, went into barn yesterday evening a bunch pooped out on me. So we spent 4 hours carrying them out. No more sled until these things leave this week 🤣

I use it while it's under warranty. Polaris don't make oil, so lots of choices on market for a comparable quality oil at a better price. I use to run shell synthetic. Was easy to pull up to a shell Station and buy 1 litre and top it up. Valves were just as clean on that stuff as Polaris oil at the time and it was much easier to obtain. Enjoy new sled 😎

Hailburton lake has some wierd currents. The old b trail use to go down eagle lake near sir Sam's, across moose and down camp portage into redstone. Some how club lost private access after moose. It really sucks, since this route was shorter and more realiable than current route. I was hoping it was a temporary issue, but club never got access back. Been around 8 years since old route was used. Really miss old b route.

Yeah it comes off fairly easily, but getting your hand back in there and getting it screwed on straight, while pressuring down on it, is very challenging. On trail I just cracked it a quarter turn, never fully removed it. Took me a good half an hour to get it back on in shop. Never do it on trail 🤣

It was a favourite spot for many of us over years. I miss people and food, especially wing nights.

I filled mine back up about half way. Lost some when I had to open cap on trail to bleed air out. Anyways it settled in bottom 1/3 of bottle. I am just going to leve it too. That caps a pain to remove as well. Just over flow so long as it doesn't go empty it be good 🙏

Thanks for all you do. St Clement's folks always did lots of patrol stops in past years during peak times, when club house was there 👌

You just have to register and re new sled licensing according to your local laws. Ontario and Quebec are fussy on size and location of custom numbers. This is where some riders get in trouble. I say if you can easily read them standing 5 feet back from sled, you be fine. Only thing you need to ride in Ontario, is liability insurance, Ontario snowmobile trail permit, drivers license. See you on trails.

Staging area all right that I have to keep open all winter 🤣

That's about as far south as patrol goes

I haven't seen anyone in d5 or south d9 patrolling in years. I don't think they patrol in new Hamburg, Elmira area any more it appears.

Nice we need it. Hopefully that help sustain operations this season and increase interest and sales next year

Yeah I wonder how heck it got so much air in it. Any idea? Had to get creative to put coolant back in too.