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Pro RMK. Weak tunnel and bad driver wheels

I currently run a 2011 pro rmk 155 and i have 120 miles on it, countless times when it has had to pull through some heavy snow the track starts jumping over the driver wheels and will not stop until i let off the throttle, and i can twist the tunnel from the back with my bare hands!!!! what is with this!?!?
your track isnt tightened to factory spec if its ratcheting..tighten it to spec and it should work just fine, as for the tunnel..no weaker then any other brand..we make braces to strenghten them since we pull loaded sleds alot....we also do the xp tunnels as well....
 
I currently run a 2011 pro rmk 155 and i have 120 miles on it, countless times when it has had to pull through some heavy snow the track starts jumping over the driver wheels and will not stop until i let off the throttle, and i can twist the tunnel from the back with my bare hands!!!! what is with this!?!?

tighten your track, as for a weak tunnel, maybe you could get one custom made out of steel;) you may want to check the yami section for that:drum:
 
Boy you got me I clicked on this thinking that something was wrong with the new Pro-Wrong. I love it when people post that something is wrong in the title and then to find out it's just part of having a sled. I sure glad he didn't bring up how the fuel level goes down when the motor is running.
 
I currently run a 2011 pro rmk 155 and i have 120 miles on it, countless times when it has had to pull through some heavy snow the track starts jumping over the driver wheels and will not stop until i let off the throttle, and i can twist the tunnel from the back with my bare hands!!!! what is with this!?!?

No idea on the drivers. On the tunnel...maybe you are just freakishly strong?:face-icon-small-win
I couldn't resist. I just went out and tried to twist my tunnel. No luck. And I can do well over 7 pushups.
 
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The new single ply tracks in all the brands these days need to be tightend often untill they take a "set" usually around 800 miles on a non turbo sled and around 300 on turbo sled driven hard.
 
I currently run a 2011 pro rmk 155 and i have 120 miles on it, countless times when it has had to pull through some heavy snow the track starts jumping over the driver wheels and will not stop until i let off the throttle, and i can twist the tunnel from the back with my bare hands!!!! what is with this!?!?


It's ruined man, hate to say it, but sounds like you bought a dud.....SO.....you should prolly' sell it.....TO ME!!:face-icon-small-win:eyebrows:
 
Beer me

OK, my turn. The tunnel is made of thin aluminum. But then so is the jet that is going to take you home for Christmas. If you want a work bench that climbs hills you are going to have to design and build that yourself.

My observation concerning the new RMK, "It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up." Ferris Bueller:face-icon-small-coo

"He was a wise man who invented beer." Plato

:smow:
 
WTF??? Polaris doesn't fill these sleds up after every ride or if we run out of gas in the mountains:face-icon-small-dis


what's next we need to put oil in them.............F

If you read the fine print, this IS covered under warranty. Just take it to your nearest Polaris dealer, and they will top off your fuel and oil. There is a $100 deductible per visit, though.
 
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