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    • Your lucky.  I had tear out ruin my track before. I took care of it. Had about 7000 miles on that track before it happened. It just depends where you ride and how much pavement you ride. I would fix backers on them on a regular basis. They get bent when they can't dig into pavement or get caught on a rock or low snow cover on frozen ground. Wheels run over them bend them up. I am happy to try ice ripper this winter.   
    • Common issues are more wear on various parts in the skid, you need to tighten and inspect the studs, vibrations and worst case is a stud that comes out and causes a serious trail side breakdown. If you take the time to look after them and awareness of where you choose to spin your track, you decrease possible issues. You either are a person that strongly believes in running studs or you do not - but there are cons to running studs, just like there are pros to running studs as well.  
    • Woohoo - snow showing on the radar!
    • i hear and read these “headaches” stories. never ever had one, or seen one with anybody in our group.   last sled we had not studded was a 1974 John Deere 400.   we are close to 30 sleds deep as a family and not one issue.   Sometimes I wonder what the user is doing.    
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