Cool! I heard a 4 stroke thumping, how does yours stand up under the conditions? Do you keep the battery on a maintainer or bring it inside for night? Some need battery power to keep running too, do you bring a booster pack on the trail? So far I’ve heard good things, but I like my old trusty 550 fan, not too much to go wrong. Thinking my replacement machine will be a 4 stroke. Super good on gas!

Yeah they work great and the gas consumption is so low, i have mine winterized so down to -60 i just plug it in for half an hour and it fires right up. I dont bring in the battery unless the temps are at about -70. I am on my second battery in 5 winters. I do carry a gooloo jumper pack just in casr the battery kicks the bucket out there. Ive had all kinds of 2 strokes, Elans, tundra, bravo, skidoo 500, 550. Polaris 550. But this 4 stroke 600 ace is by far the lowest maintenance snow machine ive ever owned. Im in the process of getting a Tundra 600 ace right now. Hopefully the airlines will be able to fly it up by the end of next week

Thats so awesome! Its great to hear theres kids out there that love the outdoors. Tell her Enigmatic Gwich’in says hi 👋

Couple years back me and my boys when Edward was still alive. We did a program with youth. I bought them all axes and told them to bring them home sharpen them and bring them everywhere they go. They did they used them a few times. Then We did the main trip of the program. We went down into Rat River I stopped on top one of the creeks and told the boys grab there axes and go make a trail down into the River. There trail was not great and the snow in that part of the river was supper deep. But I think they apprettiated there axe that day. Because you never know the only caribou in 500km could be in a creek that you need an axe to get into.

I enjoy watching ty