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Part time as a tool.
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Part time as a tool.
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#1
Part time as a tool.
not the sharpest tool,eh?
He called me a homie I have not been called that in YEARS
I say good day to you
Then you tell me why the sled was low on coolant when you sold it to me? Where is it going. If it goes through a bottle a ride then you must have had to add some before. And when I picked it up, how long did it run for loading? Not long enough to get hot and to create pressure therefor pushing past a head o-ring or base gasket.
The speedo is the oldest trick in the book. You repeated yourself saying it had 2000 miles when selling it. But yet you said it was a typo and only had 1000 miles. Wouldnt you catch it the second time if not the first? You seem to know exactly where it is for not knowing what kind of track it even had.... weird.
I had 3 sleds at the beggining of this year- sold all of them. Bought 3 more- Steph wrecked one- sold one to buy another- 8 sleds yes, but only one with a problem. Thats pretty good in my book.
I wasnt going to say anything about the sled untill I saw your post about Steph and I. Kind of uncalled for don't you think. And if I worried what Nate said on this forum, it would be a full time job.
First ride was the 19th. Didnt get back till the 21st. Just found out about the problems.
Oh yes, when you say this sled is in excelent condition. does that include the dings and dents in the rear of the tunnel, the 15 paddles ripped off the track, the front suspention bushings all broke. Yes these are things I got to look at first hand before buying the sled, but I was expecting an excelent sled. I didnt feel like turning down the sled sense you drove a ways to meet me.
Don't play dat!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA6RHyZjzBQ&feature=related
1991 still eight years till the Snow Hawk existed, thank heaven I was only into motorcycles.