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Those snowdogs would likely be ok on a packed trail or before the snow gets too deep. They cant break trail in deep snow. The place that was selling them here went belly up.
Forget that fear of gravity-get a little savagery in your life.
I appreciate all the suggestions, I'm going to look for a bravo, tundra or similar. Had a close call with a skidoo today, guy was putting a free sign on a good looking sled at the end of the drive, I stopped and looked and the motor was in pieces, thought I was gonna get lucky
I appreciate all the suggestions, I'm going to look for a bravo, tundra or similar. Had a close call with a skidoo today, guy was putting a free sign on a good looking sled at the end of the drive, I stopped and looked and the motor was in pieces, thought I was gonna get lucky
Free is a good price if you know how to rebuild them.
I appreciate all the suggestions, I'm going to look for a bravo, tundra or similar. Had a close call with a skidoo today, guy was putting a free sign on a good looking sled at the end of the drive, I stopped and looked and the motor was in pieces, thought I was gonna get lucky
Free is a good price if you know how to rebuild them.
This one looked like the motor was pulled apart 10 years ago and left in pieces. There's so many cheap decent sleds around its not worth trying to fix that mess.
If anyone in MN sees a deal on a bravo or tundra send it to me please, the bravo long track for $1,000 would of been ideal
If it was the same model as the one you eventually buy it would be good to have a free one for parts
If it'd been a bravo, tundra or similar I would of scooped it up, it was just a run of the mill 90s skidoo trail sled. I missed a running elan for $300, missed a running bravo for 600, both looked good from pics and videos but sold really fast. I set an alert for Facebook marketplace so anytime someone post a bravo I'll get a notification, after reading about the bravo I kind of have my heart set on one.
Anyone have an opinion on this sled? I think it's a 136" track, looks to be in good shape, he says in the add it starts then dies, been in storage 2 years. Hoping this may qualify as a discount tundra?
Last edited by Donnersurvivor; Yesterday at08:29 AM.
Get that stuck once and you will pay the neighbor kid to take it off your hands. That is if you survive the heart attack !
Thanks. My snowmobile knowledge is basically zero. I have dreams of running a "huge" marten line (and getting all 2 of the allowable marten) on a snowmobile. Also have 3 lakes 2 miles away that I can fish. I'll keep searching for the bravo.
Get that stuck once and you will pay the neighbor kid to take it off your hands. That is if you survive the heart attack !
LOL!!! Any of those snow machines you get stuck I would leave them right there till July. I never been around a snowmobile that isn't heavy and awkward to maneuver in butt deep snow by hand.
Give me a fish, I will eat for a day. Teach me to fish, I will eat for a lifetime