I think that the vast majority of rustproofing formuls are non-drip but regular oils or gear fluids used in the 1900's were very runny. Maybe your neighbour found an old school sprayer. LOL

I didn't go, we had hockey friday night and all day saturday - decided to spend yesterday looking at car audio stuff and getting some outside work done.   I will give the show the benefit of the doubt though - I think it's more about the current state of the powersport industry than it is the "shows" fault. A show is only as good as the vendors - the vendors depend on the industry ( and costs to them ) Everybody is looking to save a dollar these days - so it all goes hand in hand.   It's just a sign of the times and certainly is not limited to sleds.    

Sounds like the show has set an all new standard for crappyness this weekend.  

With so many different options out there, I imagine not all applications are the same. My vehicles drip, but it is nothing crazy......and my vehicles get parked in the driveway, but my driveways are gravel.

Ya, I know the local business sponsor them, or used too......just was not sure if that normally covered the entire cost and who made up the difference when the cost was not covered, I would assume the clubs vs. the OFSC office - with tougher times now more so than ever before for the system, this is one more thing that can be done without really. I have not used a trail map in years now that I think about it, here or in QC.