Holy #%$&*!!!!!

[snowbuff]

I have and I see nothing... I've taken plenty of skids in and out and have half disassembled a dozen of em, and fully disassembled 4 of them (every nut and bolt out to clean and paint stuff) I don't see anything wrong and don't know what made it stop doing it.

I bet the track was sitting up on the drive sprockets, not down over the internal lugs of the track. Then when you drove it, it slipped into place. Just a thought.

 

[thebreeze]

Gotta love the ole' drive er till its fixed method... lol

 

[Polarice]

He did.

I meant another new one

 

[indy_500]

I meant another new one

Sell it for $3200, say I can't start it up because it's fogged, and buy a fusion compression is good and it runs good, just makes noiseys

 

[Polarice]

Sell it for $3200, say I can't start it up because it's fogged, and buy a fusion compression is good and it runs good, just makes noiseys

I said it before and I'll say it again; Darn Snowmobiles!!!

 

[indy_500]

I said it before and I'll say it again; Darn Snowmobiles!!!

They're SO addicting!!!!!

 

[indy_500]

Figured out the track clunk. One of the internal track drive lugs is messed up from the factory. I should be able to get it warrantied.