Tunnel setup on RMK Pro

[polarisrider1]

Yep, that's the ticket. Highly recommended as a lightweight cutting weapon. The case has a belt strap if you're so inclined to wear it on your person.

They would surely not let us into Canada with that thing! If I had that tool I would be stitching myself up!

 

[ezra]

all you need to complete your list is the 200 ft. of life line rope that my dad carrys it works good for getting arctic cats out of the trees.

think you need moret than 200 ft how can you get a cat 1/4 mi in to the trees with 200ft of rope from the big open meddow you have been playing in all day

 

[skiroule]

They would surely not let us into Canada with that thing! If I had that tool I would be stitching myself up!

LOL! Stitches are a possibility...but it makes a nice clean cut.

Looking at new storage options myself. The "E-Series" tunnel bags seem pretty good. I have the stock Doo gas buddy but it almost has more capacity than needed and it takes up a lot of space. I'm thinking of looking for a small under-seat bag like yours, smaller gas can, and new tunnel bag.

BTW, I always carry some charcoal lighter. Makes the trail fire a lot easier to get going. Maybe should look at the Muff Pot (if I can get past the name).

 

[polarisrider1]

LOL! Stitches are a possibility...but it makes a nice clean cut.

Looking at new storage options myself. The "E-Series" tunnel bags seem pretty good. I have the stock Doo gas buddy but it almost has more capacity than needed and it takes up a lot of space. I'm thinking of looking for a small under-seat bag like yours, smaller gas can, and new tunnel bag.

BTW, I always carry some charcoal lighter. Makes the trail fire a lot easier to get going. Maybe should look at the Muff Pot (if I can get past the name).

I have 3.2 extra gallons of gas for a fire. Don't laugh but for 79 cents I bought a miniture fireplace log for a fires starter, you just light the pkg. it comes in.

 

[winter_time]

think you need moret than 200 ft how can you get a cat 1/4 mi in to the trees with 200ft of rope from the big open meddow you have been playing in all day

haha. The only reason I mentioned cats was because of the first time that PR1 saw the rope we had an arctic cat tap a tree going down hill and we had to pull the rope around the tree and pull the sled back up the hill so that we could get it re aimed away from the tree if that rope wasnt with I really dont think we would have gotten it.

pr1 that might be as true of a statement as I have ever heard.

 

[polarisrider1]

LOL! Stitches are a possibility...but it makes a nice clean cut.

Looking at new storage options myself. The "E-Series" tunnel bags seem pretty good. I have the stock Doo gas buddy but it almost has more capacity than needed and it takes up a lot of space. I'm thinking of looking for a small under-seat bag like yours, smaller gas can, and new tunnel bag.

BTW, I always carry some charcoal lighter. Makes the trail fire a lot easier to get going. Maybe should look at the Muff Pot (if I can get past the name).

Ya muff pot makes one chuckle. I ordered mine from Sled Solutions and they shipped it ASAP and did a fantastic job getting it to me. (no Skylar they are not a sponsor). I think that this idea is safer than charcoal lighter, http://www.duraflame.com/products/firestart-firestarters-start-a-fire I never can get the new "Safety version" of charcoal lighter to work to well on starting a fire. I seem to have to use the whole can.

I also found out that Sled Solutions sells Mtn. Addiction gas cans and mounting systems for it. Same price as ordering from the Mtn. addiction itself. (found out at Novi show from Paul). The "E series" bag got my extreme once over and over again, and it looks to be of top quality. I got the Poo version from dealer as part of pkg. but would go with the Skinz bag next time around.

 

[skiroule]

Thanks for the info - I'll check it out. Have ordered a couple of items from S. S. and agree, service is fast and prices are competitive.