Wet sled!!!

[suitcase]

Had to hold onto the bars or it would go completly under!!!! Just remembered these where on my lap top. Had to post.

 

[rmk 700]

dude that stinks how did that happen? and you have a nice sled!!!

 

[jas123]

I thought polaris quit making watercraft?

 

[sledneck84]

Been there and done that. Looked almost just like that but with a yami in the water. No fun at all. Had to ride 20 miles back to cabin soaking wet! Peeled clothes off as sled was still moving and dived in the hot tub, burned for about 20 minutes. EEEK. Still gives me that feeling.

 

[suitcase]

This was a blonde moument! Tried riding up the creek to another sand bar to make a turn in the creek to reach the next sand bar and then across to the other side. Left the bank never made it to the first sand bar!! After they got done taking pic's threw me a rope, tied it to the bumper and pull it out. Pulled the pipe and the plugs and pulled on it for, well for ever. Put it back to gether and it fired right up. Rode to the cabin, only about 3 miles away, dryed out. Then we went on about a 30 mile ride back to the trailer. This sled is running today, my wife rides it now. It has 2300 miles on it now, when this happened it had only about 400 on it!!

 

[elvi]

Was that a 4 or 5 beer day??

 

[suitcase]

The bad thing is that I was stone cold sober!!

 

[2Thetopp]

To bad you weren't dressed head to toe in Klim gear boots, pants and coat, you would have never gotten wet!

 

[Ryan-41]

Ha thats aweseome that everything still works!!!

 

[suitcase]

I do have Klim pants now! LOL

I can't beleive that it still trouble free! I think the key was the 30 mile ride after, got everything warm and dried it out. The motor sure benefited from the ride, that and Red Line oil.

 

[CatWoman]

Looks darn cold to me!! There is one area that we ride that gets a narrow snow bridge over it.....then a hill to the right to pop up directly after....that's always my fear when crossing since you do need some speed...... falling in the creek.