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Non-Slash snow flap on Slash tunnel

sledhed

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The 24 scratchers work stellar. Mounted farther forward, big paddle on end plus they are twisted so the paddle is angled and throws snow towards sled. Even loads running boards. They do work. Lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
I am sure the 24 scratchers work better than the older Holz style ones, but are they the only or the best answer? Hmmm... let's compare paddles...
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Thanks! Ironically that design still would not have worked very well in those snow conditions. Maybe well enough since they are mounted further forward. But the style of the end of the wire style scratchers like the Ibex was simply "drawing a line" in the snow and nothing was going up in the air to speak of into the skid or tunnel. The OTTP ice storm scratchers have that bigger v-shaped foot on the end that were throwing stuff up and not just drawing a line in the snow...
My dad's axys has the ice storms, I am consistently much cooler than him in all conditions
 

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