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  1. 02-10-2014, 01:39 PM #1
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    Pics and video of last weekends ice fishing with the ski wheelers...

    The Great Rotary Winnapasakie Fishing Derby. 1st place prize $15,000.
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    And a short video of me trying to wheelie.
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  2. 02-10-2014, 01:54 PM #2
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    great pics! looks like fun. wish i was in the area for the derby! but i had my 3 wheeler out on the ice this weekend at the yearly polar plunge in dracut ma. i bet you could wheelie alot easier if you had your left foot on the back rack
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    congrats and very cool!!! i like the ski attachment, i was out there as well with my atc110 ski-wheeler. what part of the lake were you fishing? i was over around cow island (my family has a house on the island we were staying at)

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    How well do the tracks work when there is more than a tiny bit of snow?
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    YEAH!!!! That's so cool, man. What are the outers on the rear tires, I've never seen anything like that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by the great gazoo View Post
    YEAH!!!! That's so cool, man. What are the outers on the rear tires, I've never seen anything like that?
    They look like cut up modified snow mobile tracks
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  8. 02-10-2014, 08:09 PM #8
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    What did u use and how did u attack those snowmachine tracks to your tires, And how did u get them to stay on? This would be the perfect solution for my 2 ,85 BR,s from sittin in the garage for 8 bloody cold months of the year!!!
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    Nice Keb!! I was out in newfound lake the same weekend! First test of the ski wheeler!! Good fun! Caught a couple fish. Ever seen a burbot? Gross.

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  11. 02-10-2014, 09:47 PM #11
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    I was fishing out on Meredith Bay.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jason125m View Post
    How well do the tracks work when there is more than a tiny bit of snow?
    There was 12+" on the ice where we hadn't already packed. They go awesome! Climbing over snow banks. Perfect for snowmobile trails and actually leaves them with kind of a groomed look.
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  12. 02-10-2014, 09:54 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by 350xorbust View Post
    What did u use and how did u attack those snowmachine tracks to your tires, And how did u get them to stay on? This would be the perfect solution for my 2 ,85 BR,s from sittin in the garage for 8 bloody cold months of the year!!!
    We had access to 2 ski doo scandic long track sleds. They were way to wide so we cut them down to 16" which worked out perfect because the tires fit right between the nubbs on the inside of the track. We used sno cat track buckles to attach them with all the air out of the tires and then blew them up. They are locked on there good. Not going anywhere. They are heavy and rough riding but I was still cruising the lakes in 4th...
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  13. 02-11-2014, 12:43 AM #13
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    Got a pic of these buckles? Iv got everything else to duplicate this, but have absolutely no idea what these buckles are , let alone what a sno-cat is...I should...I live far enough North...lol
    Have u tried them in deep snow? And when I say deep, I mean like 2 feet or more?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 350xorbust View Post
    Got a pic of these buckles? Iv got everything else to duplicate this, but have absolutely no idea what these buckles are , let alone what a sno-cat is...I should...I live far enough North...lol
    Have u tried them in deep snow? And when I say deep, I mean like 2 feet or more?
    Only been in about a foot to 14" of snow with them. They go. I think its best to have tracks with high rubber, like 1 1/2"
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  15. 02-12-2014, 06:26 PM #15
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    I looked cuz I love the track idea... I almost only ride on frozen lakes
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    http://www.mtnequipment.com/buckles.html
    Have not called them though.
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