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Thanks to Anchorage Polaris for doing this
Thanks to Anchorage Polaris for doing this
2019 sled weigh off
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New Poo has some impressive numbers. Does it come with the belt drive and monotube shocks or whatever they said or are those extra?
EDIT: Looked it up and it appears they do come like that. 2 gallons more fuel in the Poo and weighs 40 less? Balsa wood?
EDIT: Looked it up and it appears they do come like that. 2 gallons more fuel in the Poo and weighs 40 less? Balsa wood?
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dang...poo 850 is 40lbs lighter than doo with a bigger gas tank, and doesn't smoke belts..
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not including all the braces the doo needs and still not be as strong . then the added weight of real shocks the sp needs .
Well, to be fair, I'm not sure we can be certain on the belt life yet. Hopefully the oversquare setup has less vibration and is easier on belts, but for now we only have Polaris's word on it. Not that I don't wish I'd had $15k to burn back in March...
I wish they could have used a x model because they are lighter and would have not had shot and also road each sled in over the hood deep snow for a hour and then weighed them all. That would be a good real world on the hill weight test
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then the cat would be on par with the poo . doo just more heavy
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no missed sarcasm . the poo can deff take a bigger hit . the cat can usually take the biggest hit .
who is selling brace kits for poo? how about for cat? there are reasons for that 43w
Shot is only 2-3lbs over regular pull start.
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I'll be giving them a good look over the next couple years.. then when my warranty is up I'll make a decision. Very impressive work on the weight by Polaris!
I had it narrowed down between 165 X and 163 Patriot and I went with Doo as I have one currently. Buddy got a 163 Patriot..I’ll let you know just how much that 40lbs matters.
snowest weighed a 2017 g4 165x3 full wet and was 536lbs...why does a 2019 154x2.5 weigh 17lbs more?
Not one bit if Polaris cannot deliver the sled. Or if when it is delivered there is a recall so that it can not be released to customer.
Love stirring the pot. One buddy's sled has been "shipped" three times now, it never was. Other buddy sled is sitting at dealership waiting for a fuel pump. If there was snow, I am pretty sure that 40 pounds wouldn't make one bit of a difference. Good vid, would have been nice to compare apples to apples a bit more, but it is true that SP/X models don't compare to Snowcheck/in season Poos as far as shock packages.
Be neat to see a "best of the line" weigh off. Lightest 154 Doo vs 155 Poo vs 153 Alpha/Mt Cat.
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Keep worrying about sled weight and spending $100 or more per pound on weight reduction, meanwhile scarfing down 5 meals a day? ????
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