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Long time poster but had to make a new account? I am in the middle of making my own snow eliminators for my sled as it has a custom tunnel and there are no aftermarket kits that fit right for it. Pretty simple really, using the Power Madd Grip Strips. I have the strips in place already and am preparing to make some holes between the strips.
So here is the question. I can do this easily in two ways. The easiest way is use a hole saw and drill two holes side by side then use a cutting wheel and "connect the dots" on the outer edges. This will make only a oval shaped hole. Second is i could drill four small holes where the corners of the hole will be. Then again "connect the dots" but this time only cut the long edge on the side rearward of the machine and the two side lines thus making a hole when the flap is bent down. Seams like the factories are sorta making the flap type holes. Is there a reason for this? What would you do?
Thanks
So here is the question. I can do this easily in two ways. The easiest way is use a hole saw and drill two holes side by side then use a cutting wheel and "connect the dots" on the outer edges. This will make only a oval shaped hole. Second is i could drill four small holes where the corners of the hole will be. Then again "connect the dots" but this time only cut the long edge on the side rearward of the machine and the two side lines thus making a hole when the flap is bent down. Seams like the factories are sorta making the flap type holes. Is there a reason for this? What would you do?
Thanks
