HORRIBLE END to a great day and a new sled…

[christopher]

What did he do about the tunnel?


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honestly don't know.
Not sure he could have replaced it that quick though?

 

[caper11]

honestly don't know.
Not sure he could have replaced it that quick though?

Interesting,
In the hands of A good tech, it would get put back together pretty quick if all the parts were on hand.


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[IDspud]

It’s definitely a faster job when they aren’t required to use the billing hours.

 

[suva]

It’s definitely a faster job when they aren’t required to use the billing hours.

Or required to replace damaged parts that are still functional.

 

[snow-doo]

I was just surprised he could get all the pieces that fast to repair it.When you have a connection to to get expedited parts that obviously makes a huge difference.

 

[christopher]

Or required to replace damaged parts that are still functional.

that well may have been the key to how fast he got it back on the snow.

 

[summ8rmk]

When fixing something for yourself, u can straighten and or reinforce bent pieces instead of replacing them, saving mucho denero!

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[christopher]

When fixing something for yourself, u can straighten and or reinforce bent pieces instead of replacing them, saving mucho denero!

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Sled sure seemed to run just fine.
I know he took my new one out on several runs side by side the rebuilt to see if he could detect ANY difference in performance under exactly identical slope conditions. The rebuilt sled appeared to be 100% good to go.