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That is a lot of dents. Wrinkled like aluminum foil, it must be pretty thin gauge. There will be a bit of hammer & dolly time on that one.

My apologies for getting off track on this, I guess I found a youtube video after watching the above video which featured a barn find of a 1976 Arctic Cat Pantera picked up by a guy who started videos "Vice Grip Garage. I've watched a number of Derek Bieri's episodes of Roadworthy Rescues on...

Caribou ( I think this one was sold in the Montgomery Ward Catalog).

Out of 75 others that begin with "S" I pick Skiroule. Hard to believe that there were roughly 250 manufacturers at one time.

Dauphin

Mike, have you thought about cutting a taper at the end of the slides rather than shortening them? Just a thought.

Happy Birthday! Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy!🎂🍻

Happy Labor Day weekend to all. Enjoy & stay safe!

No doubt! They weren't around then though. At least I had a chunk of gas line. Good time.

Those are a better option than the others, however, those tend to split in the folds after a while, been there, and it always happens in the middle of use. I opted for the battery pumps for the ease of use, no lifting a 5 or 6 gal can to dispense the fuel.

Get yourself a battery operated Turbo Pump, no cranking required, 3 AA Batteries & flip a switch, done. I have 3 of these, I really like them.

I still have the first can I bought for sledding back in 1977. I bought it from the local Holiday Station in Hancock. It's a galvanized "Eagle" 6.3 gal can & I will never part with it. The new cans today suck. I do have a couple of simple 5 gal poly cans but nothing with the ridiculous spouts...

Happy Birthday, hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

Happy Birthday, hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

He was able to get connected with the guy I referred to him & it is now fixed. I do however understand that the appliances today are not made the way they use to be. If you are lucky, many are good for a maximum of 7-10yrs. That is pretty crappy.

Nicely done!

It looks like he did a hard tail landing to cause that bend in the slide rail. I had a friend that did that to his '98 EXT 580 EFI slide rails. He was hitting a small pile of snow in a parking area and launched about 8-10' straight up and landed on the tail of the suspension on the hard plowed...

Should be able to, they are kind of slow if you know what I mean! LOL!

Nice! I like to see a meticulously maintained sled. (y) The Trail Cat was the only AC sled with the trailing arm. This particular variation was in place on the Trail Cat in 1979, 1980 & 1981.

Nice!