No just stating the obvious.
Without carbides always sucks.
There’s just a bunch of carbide hater’s on snowest ?
what if I remove carbides
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Without carbides always sucks.
There’s just a bunch of carbide hater’s on snowest ?
I don’t have to hate something to use something else that works better for me.
Most of us simply stated we don’t use them. Our conditions make them pointless. There’s nothing for them to bite but rocks or logs where I ride.
Same reason I don’t own a car, don’t hate them, just don’t go anywhere that justifies one.
Most of us simply stated we don’t use them. Our conditions make them pointless. There’s nothing for them to bite but rocks or logs where I ride.
Same reason I don’t own a car, don’t hate them, just don’t go anywhere that justifies one.
They come on the sled.
(And last the life of the sled)
You spend money and time to replace them ??
You must not have a beautiful shop floor ?They come on the sled.
(And last the life of the sled)
You spend money and time to replace them ??
I swap the cheaper ones on and make money selling the carbide ones, also have an endless supply of hard spud digger links my kids build them out of in ag class.
As others mentioned, they can bite hard enough on a drop onto a boulder to tear up an arms and or toss you over the bars.
Running them around here tears stuff up.
As others mentioned, they can bite hard enough on a drop onto a boulder to tear up an arms and or toss you over the bars.
Running them around here tears stuff up.
PS, sheet metal fab
They may outlast a Polaris, but I know guys that put several burned off sets on their cats.??
We are in a lava bed area and our number two commerce behind farming is building stone.
If we hit bare ridges they’re wicked abrasive.
They may outlast a Polaris, but I know guys that put several burned off sets on their cats.??
We are in a lava bed area and our number two commerce behind farming is building stone.
If we hit bare ridges they’re wicked abrasive.
See you up there bud!
Carbides and warranty are for poor people.They come on the sled.
(And last the life of the sled)
You spend money and time to replace them ??
Wear bars only for me, I do like carbines on the snow but for all the reasons stated I use plain wear bars.
Carbides are for trail riders.
They are crap on trailers, decks, garages, driveways, and catch rocks, logs, jamb wrists, and stop sleds abruptly.
If the ice is bad, they dig so hard that the track can't move the sled.
Hard weld bars for the win!
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They are crap on trailers, decks, garages, driveways, and catch rocks, logs, jamb wrists, and stop sleds abruptly.
If the ice is bad, they dig so hard that the track can't move the sled.
Hard weld bars for the win!
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I thought you have 10"? thought that sounded excessive lol
4-6" here, I think they help in sloppy spring conditions
Yup!!!
I'm so old i remember when sleds only came with wear bars and carbides were after market items.
I just threw about 6 sets of brand new carbide for polaris in the dumpster when i was cleaning out the shop.
Man, think of all the interesting people you could have met trying to sell them on Craigslist!
