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I guess these clowns weren't complaining when the registration period went to 3 years from 2 for the same price.

Sorry Tim but you are mistaken. Assuming it is Wisconsin, you are generally not responsible if that person is recreating on your property, trail or no trail and trespassing or not trespassing. See my post #134 and Google "WI Berry Picking Law" for details. BTW, there is no lease agreement. It...

Wisconsin has a statute commonly referred to as the "berry picking law". A landownwer cannot be held liable for injury when someone is recreating on their land. They can be sued but it will not win. The insurance that clubs carry is cheap because insurance companies realize there not much at...

After all our discussions about off trail riding and how to stop it, one thing we can agree about is that the violators probably don't read John Dee forums and we are just preaching to the choir. Last night on the Rhinelander news station, they did a story on the subject which is much more...

8" for Three Lakes

Maybe a club ride? From Facebook: The Northern Lights Snowmobile Club (Three Lakes) weekday club rides are starting! You do not need to be a club member to join our rides. All rides begin at the Three Lakes Shell gas station. Riders are expected to be fueled and oiled up and ready to leave at...

When I get nervous about the sled falling off, I use short pieces of rope to tie the running boards to the lift. Not going anywhere.

Hey rp7x, everything OK?

Never mind...

Link didn't work for me.

Lincoln County’s funded snowmobile trails (County administrated trails) in Zone 1 will open as of 3 p.m. Friday. Zone 1 trails remaining closed are as follows: Portions of Trail 86 and Corridor 19 located south of Hwy 86. Corridor 17 south of the park-and-ride at intersection #30 will remain...

At noon on Monday

Are you sure the switches are plugged in? They need to provide a ground to stop the engine. The easiest way to steal a snowmobile is unplug the ignition switch. Then it will run all the time, like yours.

Or unplugged switch.

There is no "ignition control" other than the kill switch and the ignition (key) switch, assuming that sled has both. Either one of the switches is permanently open, or open ground, or open wire in the circuit.

I don't see how a faulty coil could cause those symptoms.

I agree with WD but draw the line with wake boats. I nearly got swamped by one in my 20' deck boat. Can't imagine being in a smaller fishing boat. Just plain dangerous.

Did you try callin' India?

Vilas opens (and closes) as a county when all the clubs have finished trail prep and the county has done their inspections. Then it pretty much depends on snow cover and not usually before 12/15. Best to check the Travel Wisconsin site which will have it posted as soon as it happens...

Yeah, it seems anybody who Snobuilder doesn't agree with gets categorized as a leftest / liberal. He did it with me once and I've been a republican forever. Consider the source and move forward!