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'97 EXT 600 Triple
lundi 21 mai 2018
Looking at sled to buy. Sitting for 3 years. Book says $500 to $700. Any positive or negative comments (things I should look for when checking it out).
Thanks, Kurt
Thanks, Kurt
'97 EXT 600 Triple
Sould I or should I wait...
vendredi 18 mai 2018
My girlfriend really enjoyed using my 2004 Polaris Edge 700 RMK 151 track with electric start, reverse this past season.
So I was looking for another one like it. Have not found one in decent shape, but I did find a 2005 Polaris Edge 700 SKS 144 track with electric start, mechanical reverse, with under 1000 miles on it, that is great shape.
It's the end of the season, as our last ride last weekend was fun, but we are both switching gears to sunny weather activities.
Really looking to replace a sled that does not have electric start or reverse, that she would enjoy.
The questions in my mind are:
1. Wait until next year, and keep my eye out for something with a longer track, and with a 2" paddle. The sled I found looks to have smaller paddles.....
2. Mechanical reverse vs Electronic reverse? Any advantage either way? On the current Edge, you just push a button....
3. Is low miles a bad thing? Like a old sports car that doesn't get driven. A 1000 miles seems awful low for a 2005. But it starts right up, and they have used it a few times a year since 2011.
4. IF I should buy it, what would be a decent offer? They have it with a trailer and tow behind, which I don't need.
5. Anything else I should consider?
Any thoughts would be appreciated. I like the sled, it's clean, and well maintained, as far as I can tell. But shorter track and smaller paddles makes me a bit more hesitant.
THANKS
Bob
So I was looking for another one like it. Have not found one in decent shape, but I did find a 2005 Polaris Edge 700 SKS 144 track with electric start, mechanical reverse, with under 1000 miles on it, that is great shape.
It's the end of the season, as our last ride last weekend was fun, but we are both switching gears to sunny weather activities.
Really looking to replace a sled that does not have electric start or reverse, that she would enjoy.
The questions in my mind are:
1. Wait until next year, and keep my eye out for something with a longer track, and with a 2" paddle. The sled I found looks to have smaller paddles.....
2. Mechanical reverse vs Electronic reverse? Any advantage either way? On the current Edge, you just push a button....
3. Is low miles a bad thing? Like a old sports car that doesn't get driven. A 1000 miles seems awful low for a 2005. But it starts right up, and they have used it a few times a year since 2011.
4. IF I should buy it, what would be a decent offer? They have it with a trailer and tow behind, which I don't need.
5. Anything else I should consider?
Any thoughts would be appreciated. I like the sled, it's clean, and well maintained, as far as I can tell. But shorter track and smaller paddles makes me a bit more hesitant.
THANKS
Bob
Sould I or should I wait...
FX & STX info
jeudi 17 mai 2018
Seen 2 sleds advertized and would appreciate any info on these models before I look at them. I'm sure both need work, but I enjoy it and the price is right on each.
1) '94 Formula STX 583 2-up $400
2) '89 Formula MX (Needs top end motor rebuild) $200
Thanks, Kurt
1) '94 Formula STX 583 2-up $400
2) '89 Formula MX (Needs top end motor rebuild) $200
Thanks, Kurt
FX & STX info
1995 XLT reverse lever options
mardi 15 mai 2018
I just got done putting a reverse into my 95 XLT SP. The donor sled from which I stole my parts has the large center mounted pull lever for reverse. That doesn't fit onto my handlebars and a quick bit of research indicates that my sled uses a handlebar mounted lever that mounts toward the throttle side.
This lever also appears to be difficult to find and incredibly spendy if you can find one. Is there such a thing as a work around or aftermarket product that is available for this?
This lever also appears to be difficult to find and incredibly spendy if you can find one. Is there such a thing as a work around or aftermarket product that is available for this?
1995 XLT reverse lever options
2-up sled
dimanche 13 mai 2018
Looking to get back into sport. Wife loves snomobiling so looking for sled capable of 2-up as well as be able to "run with the boys". Like to have liquid and reverse. Any advice will be appreciated. Up to $2000
2-up sled
2-up sled A
Getting back into sport. Wife loves snomobiling, so looking for a sled that serves the 2-up purpose as well as capability to "run with the boys". Like to have liqid and reverse. I hear the Pantera might be a good choice, but know nothing about this model. Appreciate any help.
2-up sled A
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