2019 sled weigh off

edgey · Nov 2, 2018

aksledjunkie · Nov 2, 2018

Just got done watching this. Pretty neat.

Timbre · Nov 2, 2018

These were all full of fuel and oil and ready to ride.

Axys is still the lightest even with 2 gallons more fuel and more oil capacity than the competitors . .?

643 lbs - Yamaha sidewinder 155" with turbo
551 lbs - Summit 850 ST 154" track with shot
542 lbs - Arctic Cat alpha 154"
519 lbs - 800 Pro RMK 155" 3" track with chaincase
518 lbs - Assault 800 155" 2.6" track
513 lbs - 800 AXYS 163" 2.6" with belt drive
510 lbs - 850 Axys 155" 2.6" with belt drive. Also spare plugs, tool kit, manual
506 lbs - 600 RMK 155" track

HP TO WEIGHT
2019 Polaris 850 RMK = 3.00lbs per HP
2019 Arctic Cat Alpha = 3.39 lbs per HP
2019 Skidoo Summit SP = 3.29 lbs per HP
2018 Yamaha Sidewinder = 3.15 lbs per HP

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edgey · Nov 2, 2018

What is the fuel capacity of the doo, poo, and cat?

All the blowing from the cat guys about how lite the alpha was going to be and it's still 30lbs heaver than the big motored poo. Makes me laugh!!

DITCHBANGER · Nov 2, 2018

link not working for me, can numbers be posted?

edgey · Nov 2, 2018

They put it on utube as well see if this works for you https://youtu.be/OorL9ZWDuJA

edgey · Nov 2, 2018

I looked up the fuel capacity Poo 11.5 cat 11.7 doo 9.5 so the cat is apples to apples the doo is 2 gallons less.

niner · Nov 2, 2018

Sad day....

akpowderhound · Nov 2, 2018

niner said:
Sad day....

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

So awesome.
Thanks

turboless terry · Nov 2, 2018

Nothing new here. Poo is still a bunch lighter. I believe the x is supposed to be 5 pounds lighter than an sp. If everyone else had electric start to make up for the shot it would be closer. Cat would then be the heaviest. Then doo and poo would still be the lightest. Would have thought they would have weighed the Yamaha last in case it broke the scale.

Turblue · Nov 2, 2018

Not that it’s going to help but the Sidewinder is a 162 not 155 and a 3” track. Lol Awesome video...real comparison

summ8rmk · Nov 3, 2018

The next test, on the hill hanging from a tree after 1 hr of riding in deep snow.

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goridedoo · Nov 3, 2018

summ8rmk said:
The next test, on the hill hanging from a tree after 1 hr of riding in deep snow.

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If the Cat was 30lbs lighter on the shop floor it would be 30lbs lighter on the mountain too, right?

Killer Time Racing · Nov 3, 2018

Funny the Turboed 120 horse sled gets to be Almost as powerfu (Power to Weight)l as all other NA sleds .. so Turbo 850 2.6 would be about 1.5 pounds per horse ?
Should have Weighted a X model Skidonkey for the Mustard Buccaners and a MTX whatever Lamaha !

Flatlanders get atmo advantage !! SideWonder!! don't hold a candle to Assault RMKs here .. they are blowing more than air !!

Madtown · Nov 3, 2018

Wonder how the Doo owners are taking this over in the G4 forum lol. I thought about switching to G4 but couldn't Doo it. To worried about the rear skid sucking & the weight.

summ8rmk · Nov 3, 2018

goridedoo said:
If the Cat was 30lbs lighter on the shop floor it would be 30lbs lighter on the mountain too, right?

Attached snow weight.
Poo and doo hold a lot of snow.
Since 2013 cat(le) has had a huge advantage in this area. The Alpha will be better at shedding snow weight.

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niner · Nov 3, 2018

This might help the doo crowd...

Big10inch · Nov 3, 2018

edgey said:
What is the fuel capacity of the doo, poo, and cat?

All the blowing from the cat guys about how lite the alpha was going to be and it's still 30lbs heaver than the big motored poo. Makes me laugh!!

The Alpha has a 3in track. When compared to the Poo with a 3" the difference is more like 20 lbs. It is closer to 10 lbs difference if both switch to a lightweight can.

I know you want to crow about your chosen brand but the differences have become pretty insignificant. The big question for me is will the 850 Poo motor last more than one season? My 800 Axys didn't... Has component and build quality improved? Until is has, I will stick with the extra 10-20 lbs and the reliability and durability that comes with it.

niner · Nov 3, 2018

Just one more...

edgey · Nov 3, 2018

Big10inch said:
The Alpha has a 3in track. When compared to the Poo with a 3" the difference is more like 20 lbs. It is closer to 10 lbs difference if both switch to a lightweight can.

I know you want to crow about your chosen brand but the differences have become pretty insignificant. The big question for me is will the 850 Poo motor last more than one season? My 800 Axys didn't... Has component and build quality improved? Until is has, I will stick with the extra 10-20 lbs and the reliability and durability that comes with it.

U have no idea how the alpha will perfrom, the snow holding thing is markington gimmick that yammi came up with years ago and now u cat guys have picked it up.

When you spend $100 a pound to shed weight 30lbs is huge. The reason the poo 3" is more because of the chaincase, I run a 3" on my belt drive poo so it's still a 30# difference.

It will be good for u cat guys since poo and doo have a 170 hp cat will have to step there game to compete. Everyone wins

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