I have seen some $hit in my day but that is awesome
This is how I High-mark.. GET SUM!.
- Thread starter brahm
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No kidding? Gas? I usually just give my wenches booze....
Must have been a 300 lb waitress from Taco Bell...
A 350 pounder from BISHOP .... at the reservation.
(It's okay I can make fun of my own kind)
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flying pig
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wow thats my dream girl right there!
Gas and go?
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Nice pull.
What Bowl??
it's not in those photos.
i'm not born in alberta?...... tard
Thanks brahm for sharing your humbling experience. There are many times we find ourselves in humbling situations of unfortunate circumstance. BB
True Dat!!
Sled looked to be in decent shape for that kind of decent.. Musta been lucky enough to miss alot of trees on way down. What finally stopped it?
What winch maker and how many feet of line?
I've been thinking of putting together a rescue rig to retrieve broken sleds and a gas powered winch on a sled with ski's we could load a broken machine onto might he the answer.
Every time you get to a point you can't pull the broken sled over just spool out the line and the pull up the next section.
Last year we dang near killed a couple of guys with exhaustion when they tried to pull a sled out on a powder day.. ever time the broke sled hit a rut on the hills climbing out it rolled onto it's side, too steep to have a rider on the broke sled. So finding a way to reduce drag and at the same time create stability and reduce effort is looking pretty good to me.
I've been thinking of putting together a rescue rig to retrieve broken sleds and a gas powered winch on a sled with ski's we could load a broken machine onto might he the answer.
Every time you get to a point you can't pull the broken sled over just spool out the line and the pull up the next section.
Last year we dang near killed a couple of guys with exhaustion when they tried to pull a sled out on a powder day.. ever time the broke sled hit a rut on the hills climbing out it rolled onto it's side, too steep to have a rider on the broke sled. So finding a way to reduce drag and at the same time create stability and reduce effort is looking pretty good to me.
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DragonFreak
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Dang thats nuts i dont know how that sled came out like it did. I wanna see video lol
Ya it just followed the fall line down the chute. I think it just fell off the last cliff and wedged it's self in the powder we had to lift it out to put it on a ridge and out of the avy path until I could get back to it.
I'm not really sure. It wasn't my equipment. I'm guessing about 1000'. I was thinking about getting a smaller wench I could mount on a sled in the future but haven't put much time into research.. been spending my time trying to get the local shop to get my insurance the quote they need so i can buy my sled back!
I like crack!!!!! Bioches!!!!!!!!!! (Dave Chapelle)
If you read his post you'll find out it didn't exactly go unscaved..... (sp?) Haven't seen too many durable ones around here, still doesn't mean I don't like em. So quit your cryassing!
Besides don't think any sled would have handled that very well anyway.
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