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The idea was that we would buy a 2001 800 chassis(really liked the chassis and track length) and put a '99 700 twin into it. It all started out well, until we put it up in the air and noticed just how many problems there were...
1. The previous owners decided it would be a good idea to put in metal cleats in lieu of new paddles. Idiots...
2. The suspension arms were cracked. a $69 dollar weld job later...
3. The back tunnel was cracked and welded by drunken blind monkeys under the influence of cocaine.
4. Motor mounts- do you know how difficult it is to find one?
Overall, we had our work cut out, especially for two 50-something year-old men and an 18 senior in high school.
1. The previous owners decided it would be a good idea to put in metal cleats in lieu of new paddles. Idiots...
2. The suspension arms were cracked. a $69 dollar weld job later...
3. The back tunnel was cracked and welded by drunken blind monkeys under the influence of cocaine.
4. Motor mounts- do you know how difficult it is to find one?
Overall, we had our work cut out, especially for two 50-something year-old men and an 18 senior in high school.
Anyways, the aluminum we put in works great, lighter and stronger than the steel we were looking at using before. Overall, this sled rips. Also, that nylon strap worked great. It's an aftermarket(not sure who) but it works fantastic. Pics soon.
