OFSC own the groomers right? They should have a end of season inspection completed.  No later than May 1st Any visible and/or known repairs required confirmed then - ( get quotes etc. ) Make decisions by June 30th on what to do and go from there   Seems everything is left to the last minute and reactive rather than pro-active.   could be, and likely wrong- but that's the optics     

Agreed. We don't want to waste volunteer hours and funds.   He is aware but he doesn't know what is in store yet for this season(OFSC). Hopefully soon.

What you are saying just makes sense. Why spend money on something that might and should be leaving.  In your District there should be a person who has the overall responsibility for the groomers. He should be the first point of contact for your club to find out the status of your groomers. If he/she doesn't know they should know who to go to above to find out what the plans are.  With all the parts shortages we have been seeing it would be nice to at least have the parts required in hand so there is no holdup down the road.

Wasn't sure to start another thread but here goes.   It's near the end of June and we have 3 groomers parked at our shop, 2 of which we used and one from another club. One of groomers was to be mothballed last year and it snapped an axle at the end of the season.  Do we fix it or will it be gone? Don't know.   We, at this time, don't know if any of these groomers(drags) will be in our portfolio this coming winter so no extra maintenance/repairs other than post season maintenance has been done.  The allocation of groomers, IMO, should have been done by now so clubs can do the pre-season maintenance/repairs on them. Some of the groomers/drags need some serious work/welding etc. . We still don't know if we are going from 2 groomers to 1 and which one/two or another will be our groomer(s).  We like to be proactive. It's frustrating. Time will tell.   Rant over...

Well, that’s on them. it should deter them from being stupid, nothing more.