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looking good pclark.

well been doing all that and then some since 1999 so don't think it will change other than the scope of work I would be willing to take on being solo and not having a crew. Still its a big decision to pack up and start all over being the new guy in town, building relationships with vendors...

one of these depending on location and conditions. 2013 renegade x 600 back up. 12k plus and still running strong 2020 backcountry 600 wife's ride 2022 backcountry xrs 850

we started looking for a mild fixer upper, that may change to a major fixer upper. I am a carpenter turned business owner here at home. You touched on another question I always have and that is work situation since I am not ready to retire just yet. We have shortage of workers here as well...

well this might be a long serious search. Inventory is low, prices on the higher end and offers are made within days of listing coming out. Its not like we can run up after work every other day. Do people really buy a house site unseen? that is just not in my wheel house. Found one of interest...

thank you for the insight about the area. About the price of things we have been looking not serious for awhile, just collecting info and it seems the price has gone up the last few years. I cant help but wonder if it will adjust a little better in the near future or just continue to rise. Told...

We have not spent much time in Mercer over the years other than riding through, looking to change that this year. The wife and I have started looking at areas for a house to use for vacations and eventually relocate to. Just trying to get some info about the town. For comparison we have spent...

may have to give that a try once I get a lift, similar situation loading at home

the wall mount direct drive is nice and quite. the only issue I have seen with them is on 18 foot wide doors and some 16 ft doors is wind. there is no center rail to keep pressure on the center of the door. a strong enough wind will make the top center of the door flex some.

like the steel castor, much better than the plastic wheels I saw on one. Thanks for the info I will look this guy up. snoden I am curious about how you load with a lift? seems the castors would not be big enough to get on the ramp or are you loading open trailer?

ok its past time to get a sled lift for maintenance and repairs. who likes what they have, why and what brand is it?

Welcome Back JD, may you have nothing but good fortune going forward.

that is too bad guess we will check out the show in west bend this year

SledTL thank you for the reply and info. Looks a little remote like parts of the UP which is fine by us.

anyone have any experience or knowledge of the area for a snowmobile trip that they are willing to share? Have a friend who threw the location out for a possible trip this year. To be honest have not looked at the maps too long for the area figured I could get a quick its good or not here...

well found a 2020 F250 with the 7.3 gasser to go look at and take for spin this weekend. Curious to see what it is like behind the wheel. Hope the sales person has a since of adventure lol. Not sure I want to spend the $ to order one so looking at some slightly used ones to start with.

I have not driven the 7.3 yet to compare with the 6.2. I like what I have read about it but no real world experience feedback from anyone I know. Curious if you came from a 6.2 and have any first hand impressions between the 2.

good for you! In my past experience the diesel pulls the best however that comes with a cost up front, fuel, and maintenance over the life of the truck. For me the tow miles just were not high enough to justify the overall expense. I run gassers now for the business and personal use and just...

yes thank you for the updates. hopefully there is one more to come with a good weather report

looks like you stayed on the sled, hopefully didn't hit the bars too hard and faired better than the wife did last year when she found one.