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I have Stihl Chaps, 6 Ply. I think that they made 2 thickness, the other being heavier than the 6-ply. I went with the chaps because their cooler in the warm weather over the pants. so far so good.... knock on wood!

The same way one get to Carnage Hall... Practice, Practice. Look at the Miller 215, it Mig's Tig's and Stick, runs on 110v or 240v, waiting for tax return... anyone looking for Miller 180 in NNY?:)

Run it like you stole it... change the oil out when warm. As they say this too shall pass!

the cord you need is #8- 2 conductor, SOOW cord which will fit all your requirements. its oil, water resistant and suited for outdoor use. you can wire it directly into the panel and/ or put the correct plug ends on as needed. look at McMaster-Carr for it.

It's been tried here, it didn't turn out well for Kubota's, they were breaking the Rear Diffs out of them, just a bit to light for duty they were being used for. Most clubs this way went up to either DJ or Case with tracks and over a 140HP. I'm hoping to go back to OLD School and go with a...

Those are Soucy Tracks. BIG Money for them. I put a set on my UTV and they ran $4K

I think your on to something... I like it!:cool:

It all went south of us, expecting some the next 2 days 8 to 10 inch's at least its going to warm up.... than I can get out on a sled! I'am way to old for that sub zero riding these days.:cool:

-19F at 7 AM this morning, finally when above 0F at around 11AM.

Pushing it with a 1987 Pistenbully 207 DS.... Yea baby! over 4 ft in 30 hours.

Looking at upwards of 50" by Wed. up here, Should be fun:)

I'm transplant from NJ>>> but now a local:cool:

No SNIRT is for Out Of Townies.... LOL We ride the Good Friday Ride before the Sh.t Show. Way better time

Pretty much is! It's 2017 Can-am Commander 1000, 82hp. its hoot to get out and run with the track kit on.:D

For those lighter day's, 6" or less, over that out comes the Kubota and blower.

Up this way, we embrace it! out this morning Grooming the snowmobile trials with my honey! Yes its orange but not a Kubota!.....LOL

Screw in studs work great, my driveway is all hill. studded all 4 r-4's and no issues with the black top.

Twist that red knob counter clock wise a bit and see what it does

I would go with a salamander type heater, burns diesel, heat can be directed exactly where you need it. I have one and use it when working on my snowmobile club’s Pisten Bully groomers in mid winter with no barn or garage. Just blow the hot air under the machine and it melts the ice and snow.

https://superwinch.com/collections/superwinch-portable-winches I use the Portable one, works awesome. front or rear. I also have one on the Can-am commander if needed. I have pulled cars on the trailer with it as well. Will also try it this winter on Snowmachines that get stuck trying to ride...