Polaris mountain snowmobile tracks
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Polaris factory mountain snowmobile tracks over the last decade. What tracks are out there and what are the differences. We also talk about tracks basics for the beginner mountain sledder.
Great video. I think this is worthwhile even for flat landers who are mostly trail, because of the extra info about performance, lug height and pitch. Good job!
Thanks!
Great video.
Looking forward to part 2 !
I like your dog @snowderby
2.75 works good but leaves some to be desired in the deep. 2.6 was not reliable. 3.25 looks like a beast, I only ride when it’s deep
I have that wear problem with the series 6 track with the clip being on the non lug rod too bad polaris didn't warranty it. Not sure why it took them so long to change their clipping method. Track is still in pretty good shape but I don't like the wearing that is going on from the sliders. Debating about clipping the entire track to save it. Tool runs just over $100 not sure about the cost of the clips probably another $100-$200? Probably better off to spend that money on a new track? Caleb Kesterek also doesn't like the series 8 2.75 track on a boost. Says the lugs are too soft for the power of the boost and just fold over. He switches to the Composit M770 3 inch lug and loves it.
You’d be better off selling your series 6 if it’s still in good shape and getting another track. IMO the series 7 is not a very good track for the boost, too soft lake Caleb says and folds over spins instead of grabbing snow and launching you forward. The series 9 is a huge improvement. I just put a composit M700 on my boost and it’s working pretty good.
Camsno!😂 You mean Camso! 🤘
I know, ever since they changed the name from Camoplast my brain just can’t not put a “sno” in there.
@@mountainsleddergarage8627 I know what ya mean! I love your videos. They are very informational. Thank you!
Video 👍
Did u hav to grind off alittle material off of the heat exchanger to fit the series 9?
Yes, you have to do a little grinding to put a 3.25 on the pre-24’ sleds
Very good video. For hard snow and spring snow is it better with soft or hard lugs?
Most like a stiffer lug for more set up, spring type know
2 or 3 miles? Where do you ride in Utah? Minimum of 5 miles trail riding in Utah to get to anywhere good!
The best place to not ride any trails is Fairview. I ride a lot from my cabin in the Uintas, maybe 1/2 mile of trail. Some of the main trail heads have places you can jump off into the trees within a 2-3 miles and avoid the trail.
@@mountainsleddergarage8627 yeah, the whole skyline Drive is amazing! Whereabouts is your cabin in the Uintah’s?
Would you be willing to take a phone call?
@@doug7759 who? Me?
Weber canyon. Our property backs onto uinta nation forest