minimum amount of snow to ride 155 track
- Thread starter RandyS
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Put your scratcher's down and go for a road ride if you dare
Deep snow paddle tracks and your Hifax don't like low snow conditions.If you don't have scratcher's buy some soon.
Watch your temp gauge and be aware of the smell of burning plastic(your Hifax).If you smell it,stop/let them cool down and kick some snow in the track.
Have fun.
Be aware if your riding on USFS land,they tend to not be too forgiving if your riding on anything less than 12".At least here in Colorado and off a designated road.
Deep snow paddle tracks and your Hifax don't like low snow conditions.If you don't have scratcher's buy some soon.
Watch your temp gauge and be aware of the smell of burning plastic(your Hifax).If you smell it,stop/let them cool down and kick some snow in the track.
Have fun.
Be aware if your riding on USFS land,they tend to not be too forgiving if your riding on anything less than 12".At least here in Colorado and off a designated road.
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RandyS
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what is a good operating temperature?
Also, what temp is too hot.... I was running about 122
I ended up going for a 2 mile rip....loved it!!!! I have scratchers but I was worried with low snow that I would be scratching dirt into it.... I did smell some plastic, but thought it was more from hood area like smell of new sled....
Also, what temp is too hot.... I was running about 122
I ended up going for a 2 mile rip....loved it!!!! I have scratchers but I was worried with low snow that I would be scratching dirt into it.... I did smell some plastic, but thought it was more from hood area like smell of new sled....
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RMKER
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Just ride them.new sleds? your going to smell something. ride them a few hard miles stop take a break look things over ride them hard for a few more miles,i run hard all day temp is between 129- 150 break them in hard,then they will run hard for you in the years to come. have fun,when in doupht tin it
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