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rmk800ak · Mar 21, 2012

I always see a lot of negative post about peoples issues with this company and that part but its time for a positive one, I just want to say thanks to these guys. They are top notch in my book! Had a slight problem with my snow flap on the proclimb and they took care of it for me no hassle! They stand behind there product thats hard to find now days!!!. :face-icon-small-hap

tbeaton · Mar 21, 2012

i think they are a good company, but the flap for the pc is useless, stops nothing, i hate riding behind my buddy on the trail, shoots golf ball sized ice balls at you. pro some of that is the sled, but another friend who has the stock cat flap doesn't throw as much **** while going down the trail.

nosajlleb · Mar 21, 2012

I'm on my second flap, first one broke and second one sucked up in track immediately. PDP sent my replacement out right away, but he has no answers on why the replacement one will not stay out of the track. Had to use some rope to keep it from going up into the underside of tunnel. Weird part is only on the trail would it suck up into the track, off trail it was fine. Tried to cut the first flap that broke down and it still sucked into track. PDP hasn't got back with me yet, but I know he is a stand up guy and I'll get squeaky again next year when sleddin time is here. Both flaps failed immediately upon installation.

CatRyder88 · Mar 21, 2012

I had my first one get sucked up too and cracked it. The sent me a replacement. I'm just leaving it off. Rode 40 km of groomed trail and never overheated.

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aksnopro · Mar 21, 2012

Rivit a strap from your bumper to your flap. Easy smeazy

Going West · Mar 21, 2012

I had to put a strap on as well.

KSH · Mar 21, 2012

nosajlleb said:
I'm on my second flap, first one broke and second one sucked up in track immediately. PDP sent my replacement out right away, but he has no answers on why the replacement one will not stay out of the track. Had to use some rope to keep it from going up into the underside of tunnel. Weird part is only on the trail would it suck up into the track, off trail it was fine. Tried to cut the first flap that broke down and it still sucked into track. PDP hasn't got back with me yet, but I know he is a stand up guy and I'll get squeaky again next year when sleddin time is here. Both flaps failed immediately upon installation.

My flap sucked up into the Tunnel on the trail when I let off the throttle at high speed when first put on.. I got stuck later that day so it was pressed up and I never had another issue with it.

Two Creeks · Mar 22, 2012

I put a chunk of thin teflon behind my snow flap. Its as wide as the flap and about 4'' long. Then used torx style bolts to mount it all together. No more issues.

snosumitcsr · Mar 22, 2012

I bolted my flap on instead of rivets, mine would suck up also, i called him and had him send me a 5 inch piece so it would be doubl thick. it works great now.

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nosajlleb · Mar 22, 2012

matt at pdp did say to add a shim between the flap and tunnel. The ideas are much better then the bungee cord and rope we wrapped throught the flap to stop it. Matt also told me in the email that it was odd that it happened but yet here are several guys with the same issue, now that is odd, I remember when he started advertising how thorough the testing was, must've had the Cat R&D guys workin on it. :rofl:

thanks for the R&D guys will add the tuflon or somthin equivalent!

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