OMG, you got to be kidding me!

[donbrown]

Git er done

Reminds me of being back home.

 

[jsledder]

"It was in MN, it's MN plates and it's north of St. Cloud on 94."


That says a lot right there...

 

[onlyrotax]

Hey give the guy some credit, I see sleds in the Hills that I would be ashamed to be seen on. How can you spend all that money for a sled, new or used, and be too cheap to buy a cover for it. The Black Hills are the salt and slush capitol of the world I think, it always warms up so much after it snows. My covers are waterproof and they are always on and the carwash is right at the entrance to the Canyon so there you go, you will not see any rusted front suspension parts on any of my stuff.

 

[skibreeze]

I saw a guy driving a fullsize gmc passenger van today, he had 3 alpacas in the back.

 

[go high fast]

looks like a septic tank.....i bet it's an arctic cat he's got in there.

 

[onlyrotax]

Multi-use transportation

Minnesota must be the capitol of multi-use transportation. Many years ago we were going to Minneapolis to a ball game and we came up behind as old school bus that had been converted for hauling pigs, as we passed it you could see the snouts of the pigs sticking out the sides where they had cut it out for ventilation and the liquid pig ?hit was leaking out all over it, and this was in the summer when it was about 95 degrees and 150% humidity and the driver was not separated from the pigs by anything, he was just sitting in there with them !!!!!!! At least he had all the windows down !!! LMAO !

 

[weighttrain_2000]

That's some serious dedication, I'm usually too lazy to put the cover back on my sled

 

[bonebreaker zack]

nothing like a red-neck security system, probably like the joke.....what are the last words of a redneck just before he dies..............hey ya alll-- watch this

 

[sled-fiend]

Thats the only setup I didnt see at the Big Dawg this weekend!! Lol that hilarious

 

[ovscrider]

Hey give the guy some credit, I see sleds in the Hills that I would be ashamed to be seen on. How can you spend all that money for a sled, new or used, and be too cheap to buy a cover for it. The Black Hills are the salt and slush capitol of the world I think, it always warms up so much after it snows. My covers are waterproof and they are always on and the carwash is right at the entrance to the Canyon so there you go, you will not see any rusted front suspension parts on any of my stuff.

agreed, I like to put my sled in the back of the pickup with an full cover on it because it stays pretty clean but even then once I'm home it's immediately washed just to make sure or I put it in my clamshell trailer. I've seen year old sleds look like they were 10 years old because they were trailered uncovered.

 

[Rubberdown!]

Relax people, it is just Switchback hauling his Nytro home from the shop........He's full of idears.....

 

[ericbigbore]

You gotta love inbreading.