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when I first saw this video last year I thought itd be better. I wanna see that thing do some cool drifts in the snow :redneck:
 
they work good

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So much for having to stay off the groomed roads :cheer::awesomework: I think I would rather have a set of those then to have a sled. But of course you would need a couple of people having them or a breakdown out in the woods could get reallllll bad :booo:
 
So much for having to stay off the groomed roads :cheer::awesomework: I think I would rather have a set of those then to have a sled. But of course you would need a couple of people having them or a breakdown out in the woods could get reallllll bad :booo:

Where can I find the rules and regulations about tracked vehicles on roads that are groomed? I want to see if I can make my truck legal for such areas.
 
Where can I find the rules and regulations about tracked vehicles on roads that are groomed? I want to see if I can make my truck legal for such areas.

State parks runs the snow parks and grooming so I would check there first. I really cant see where they could gripe much though unless theres some kind of a weight limit. As I remember the rule is simply "no wheeled vehicles"
 
If your rig has tracks, all you would have to do is register it as a snowmobile, and it would be legal to drive on groomed for motorized snowmobile roads. Thats what my dad did with his snowcat and this guy did with his CJ. My dads snowcat is even registard as "Vintage" so it was a 1 time fee.
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If I wanted to win, I'd bring this. Built Thiokol tough with Ford stuff?
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State parks runs the snow parks and grooming so I would check there first. I really cant see where they could gripe much though unless theres some kind of a weight limit. As I remember the rule is simply "no wheeled vehicles"



Yes, they can... IIRC the rules for groomed snowmobile trails are "single track driven, ski steer". There is a truck here in town w/ tracks, and he cannot go on the groomed trails. Technically the quads w/ tracks are not supposed to be up there, but per the DNR guy that I talked to last year they let that slide...
 
Yes, they can... IIRC the rules for groomed snowmobile trails are "single track driven, ski steer". There is a truck here in town w/ tracks, and he cannot go on the groomed trails. Technically the quads w/ tracks are not supposed to be up there, but per the DNR guy that I talked to last year they let that slide...

Figures they would find a way to kill it :booo:
 
Wouldn't this be faster?

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...and he is local :beer:
 
MOTORIZED SNO-PARKS AND TRAILS: Users need to pay attention to the laws pertaining to motorized use of groomed trails. The only motorized vehicles allowed on groomed trails on the Naches Ranger District are licensed snowmobiles. Quads, All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), 4x4
 
Wouldn't this be faster?

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...and he is local :beer:

Colder for sure.....
 
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