Thank you Gary! For your time and effort along with your selflessness in creating and hosting. You truly have reached “groomer” status without hoping in a cab 😉. Thank you.
Typically they enter on the edges of your garage doors. The bottom rubber and trim flashing provide a small soft area for them. I use peppermint oil (Amazon) on cotton balls in small cups at those entry points along with Irish Spring (as mentioned above) and poison bait stations. If you check...
Hard to share. As I recall there is like a dozen large maps (and crispy now). Basically the DNR maps of the 60/70s that show a reasonable amount of detail.
It was how I learned to love my first sled, Yamaha EW433C. High/low gearing and wide track. I like to think I was the first person to use trail 417 between Mqt & Munising before it was a trail.. I still have the old train track maps of the UP 😁 that many are todays trails.
Some of us remember the days of no grooming, monthly grooming or weekly grooming. The monster moguls that about a mile down the trail you were thinking “should I turn around”, but you pressed on. Just to rethink turning around 500’ later. But you pressed on regretting not turning around earlier...
Is the color of the donor piece it’s original color or is it sanded down to fiberglass? I also noticed the name on that piece had white in it but it is red once installed?
My leased vehicle (black) came with a ceramic coating. It helps but I am not sure it is worth it. Winter grime still clings on as well as other road dirt. When I had my Sprinter van RV, people were all the buzz for coating. Based on their experiences there are different levels of ceramic...