Hot Dogger Question

[clatla]

I was putting a new muffler on my sled the other night and wondering where I could mount a hotdogger or muffpot. I sure am jelous when the guys I ride with open up their ovens and start eating warm lunch while I eat a cold granola bar. I am wondering if anybody has found a good spot to mount an oven on a 08'+ Nytro? I was thinking I could cut an hole in the cover that is behind the seat over the muffler and drop it down in. Your thoughts?

 

[tomx]

I've got AAEN exhaust on mine, always thought if I could get someone metal savy to fabricate up a little door I could easily access one thats strapped to the side of the exhaust. Instead, I just buy food for my Arctic Cat bros providing they put it in their muffpots. Seems to work out.

 

[ruffryder]

hotdogger yes sir!!

Works fricken good. I needed to seal the area up a little better, but it is all just trial stuff right now. I made some parts just screwing around and they worked good enough that I figured I would just use it. My skidoo jerry can holds the lid down..

It is pretty gheto, but I think it fits right in with my sled... lol

 

[Mister907]

thats a pretty good idea about putting your exhaust out the side like that and freeing up the a** end for gear n such. does (or did) that work out pretty good? any issues with getting snow in there? thanks foe the idea.

 

[ruffryder]

thats a pretty good idea about putting your exhaust out the side like that and freeing up the a** end for gear n such. does (or did) that work out pretty good? any issues with getting snow in there? thanks foe the idea.

It worked out really well. It was mostly just a trial run / test configuration, or at least it looks like that. Access is the biggest issue, as the hot dogger gets pretty hot and I didn't leave much in the way of access on this version. Next version should be better... lol.

As to snow, I ended up having to block off more of the area where the exhaust exits the side of the tunnel. It could use a little more, but it still works really good.