Burandt Boards

[Coleniuk]

Hey guys just wondering here, where can i get my hands on a set of burandt boards? Am i able to order these through the dealer? If so doesnt anyone have an idea what they would cost for me in Canada?

Thanks Coleniuk

 

[robadoodle]

u can order a set from dealer (some stock them), polaris web site (under apparel and accessories link $250.00 us $300 ca), or surf on the internets and find a deal.
they work real well. much stiffer, clean out is a joke, if you install yourself do yer homework.

 

[Coleniuk]

u can order a set from dealer (some stock them), polaris web site (under apparel and accessories link $250.00 us $300 ca), or surf on the internets and find a deal.
they work real well. much stiffer, clean out is a joke, if you install yourself do yer homework.

Thanks!

 

[aebsledder]

u can order a set from dealer (some stock them), polaris web site (under apparel and accessories link $250.00 us $300 ca), or surf on the internets and find a deal.
they work real well. much stiffer, clean out is a joke, if you install yourself do yer homework.

There is a great post on here on the installation process. Having the right tools is crucial. For tools I would suggest
1. A small "body saw" basically a small reciprocating saw. Harbor freight has a good one, electric and air. If you go with an air powered saw, make sure your compressor has enough stank to run it.
2. A dremel with a multi cutting bit. This makes cutting out the small half round tabs on the template a breeze
3. An air riveter
4. Packing tape. Take your time and tape the heck out of the template so there is no room for it to move.
5. A round metal file for touching up any burrs and achieving a nice "professional" look when you are done.

 

[OnlyPolaris]

we have them in stock at Boundary RV & Marine in Lloydminster.

 

[MATCO]

I have a spare set that I will sell you at a discount. Brand new in the box!

 

[icecarver]

I used the template as a guide, but it doesn't work to tape it to the sled. I made a straight edge with black tape right where the treads curved up, marked of the area to save for the tabs and made (very) short work of the old boards with a 4" cutting wheel on a DeWalt grinder. Hammered everything flat and dressed it up with a soft pad on the same. Slick as a whistle - the second one took about 35 minutes start to finish. Don't bother cutting out the "toes" on the rear suspension hanger.