Snow monkey switching from poo to doo

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snow_monkey

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Pulled the trigger at the snow show!! Picking up my new mxz e-tech on Saturday. I will miss my 700 poo. She ran a flawless 7,200 miles and it almost hurts to let her go but the dealer gave me top dollar and promised me she would go to a good home!!
 
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saber

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Sure beat rebuilding the old one didn't it?

After the first ride you will be thinking "why did I not Doo this sooner, Scott was right."

Congrats

Saber

I just sent ya a PM
 
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mride460

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snow_monkey said:
Pulled the trigger at the snow show!! Picking up my new mxz e-tech on Saturday. I will miss my 700 poo. She ran a flawless 7,200 miles and it almost hurts to let her go but the dealer gave me top dollar and promised me she would go to a good home!!
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600 or 800 etech??
 
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snow_monkey

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I picked the 600 e-tech the sled is about 100lbs lighter than my previous xcsp 700 and I shed 20 lbs. myself this summer!!
 
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mride460

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snow_monkey said:
I picked the 600 e-tech the sled is about 100lbs lighter than my previous xcsp 700 and I shed 20 lbs. myself this summer!!
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You will not be disappointed with the power!! A buddy of mine rented a 600 etech last season after his Mach Z locked up. I ride a mxz 600sdi another guy was on a yami 700srx and a third on a mxz 800ho and that rental 600 etech gave the 800 a run for its money across big manistique lake near Curtis. Those sleds are amazing.
We rode about 600 miles those two days we had that rental and only used about a half a quart of oil and got very good gas mileage to.
I think you will be very happy!!
 
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snow_monkey

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Thanks for the feedback mride. I did not remembered how much stuff goes into getting a new sled. My list for Santa is getting silly long.
 
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MZEMS2

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you will definitely love the 600 etec! We got a new one last year, a grand touring, and we love the thing. Great mpg, low oil use, little to no smoke, plenty of power, and that handy self summerization. Enjoy it!
 
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tommyboy

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Hey Snow Monkey,

How about some pics of the new ride?

I switched from Polaris to brand new 2006 MXZ 600 several years back and have to admit that the ride is great. The gas mileage ain't bad either! I had many trouble-free years with three different Polaris sleds, but with the back, and other various body parts, of an old man, I'm glad to be riding the Rev. C'mon snow!!!!
 
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snow_monkey

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10-4 on the pics. I'm studdin her up this weekend and throwin on some goodies. I am trying not to pimp it out and want it to look clean. I just have to find a way to get all the advertisement stickers off from the place I purchased it from. I think they put them on with cement. When I opened my new cover it had their logo embossed on the cover behind the seat. I doubt if that will come off. I may have to have Indy ship me a few stickers to cover it up!!!!
 
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sledboy482

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Use a blow dryer to warm the decals up. Gently peel a corner up. Once it starts coming up, blow the warm air on the back side of the decal to keep the glue soft and gently peel it away. WD-40 on a cotton ball works great for removing the glue afterwards.
 
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snowbuff

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Welcome to Doo-land!! I hope you have a great season and no regrets. I made the switch when I bought a left over '01 mxz800. Haven't looked back ... yet!! Enjoy :D
 
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