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I love the snobunge, but it's a pain to haul around. I finally just gave up.
The trench in front can help but there was zero reason to use a shovel. Ski pull and pin-n-wiggle that sled should walk right out.
...take the outer part off. Now you have a series od flexable bungee cords that fit in your bag, backpack, or pocket!
Ace
Shovel means failure!
Pin and wiggle is hard on tracks, if you find something other than snow, hard on motors to run at full rpm no load and freaking dangerous if it really finds something to grab hold of. I am surprised so many of you recommend that method...
I carry a plastic scoop shovel on the tunnel. Dig for a couple minutes and it is out, no damage, nobody run over. Whats the rush?
Pin and wiggle is hard on tracks, if you find something other than snow, hard on motors to run at full rpm no load and freaking dangerous if it really finds something to grab hold of. I am surprised so many of you recommend that method...
I carry a plastic scoop shovel on the tunnel. Dig for a couple minutes and it is out, no damage, nobody run over. Whats the rush?
Yea it may be a bit dangerous, but so is the riding we do. Yea may damage a track but might bust up a sled tree riding too. Snowmobiling is dangerous and a possibility of a broken sled always exists, only away around it is to stay home and watch YouTube videos of other out riding.