On the scale, PRO RMK 155"

[phatty]

Depending on what area I am riding and the snow conditions for the day, I usually dont fill up the sled completely. I know most areas well enough to know how many miles i can do on a full loop with playing. Running with 5 gallons of gas VS the full 10 is a big difference, and can sometimes be the difference in gaining access to areas you want to play in VS not making it over the top cause you have an extra 40lbs in fuel and oil...


Maybe i am the odd person out that never fills their sled up every time... But hey i will be lighter and have more $$ in my pocket

 

[Bagger]

Depending on what area I am riding and the snow conditions for the day, I usually dont fill up the sled completely. I know most areas well enough to know how many miles i can do on a full loop with playing. Running with 5 gallons of gas VS the full 10 is a big difference, and can sometimes be the difference in gaining access to areas you want to play in VS not making it over the top cause you have an extra 40lbs in fuel and oil...


Maybe i am the odd person out that never fills their sled up every time... But hey i will be lighter and have more $$ in my pocket

One thought and way to go. The other thought for me is I would hate to not be able to assist finding someone that was lost, or forgo dropping into a new drainage because I didn't have enough fuel, so I never leave the truck without topping off.
Guess I worry to much!

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