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We purchased a 1997 PB260D from a local ski hill this past summer, it came with a flex tiller. We sold the tiller and have fitted it to pull a Mogul Master, the problem we are having is getting both cylinders, front and the rear wheels, to work correctly. we can get the front to raise like it should but the front will only go back down by gravity, the cylinder will not retract and the rear wheels work both directions but very,very slowly. We should of checked this all out while we still had the tiller but it is to late for that now. Any help?

was wanting info on what to do about drive sprokets for steel tracks, should we get new ones very expensive, or where to get after market, or have our redone if possible open for suggestions. thanks

Found a couple of used sno plane 4470 groomers.Looking for info on them. Where they were manufactured, Dealers,parts,and how well they get around tight and twisty trails.

Hey all I'm in New Brunswick a beautiful province on the east coast. I have been involved with ATVing for about 11 years now and it has taken off. More and more are enjoying getting out on their ATVs in winter. Our club here in Saint John has been grooming for about 7 years now off and on. With one small machine and no blade it has been hard to do over the years. We have a newer machine for this year with a blade so we are going to head a bit farther this year. We are prepared with warming shelters that are well stocked with wood. This area here has seen from no snow to 60cm over night, it's a crap shoot for us. We even had a year where it was nothing but ice. You do not have to go far from here and it is snow however.
So my topic was grooming for ATV's is anyone else doing this? I ask because it seems a bit different than sleds, our drag chops off the moguls and fills in the voids for the most part processing (if you will) the snow. What would the differences be as I'm not familiar with grooming for sleds at all other than that is pretty much what we are doing. I think we get along great with the local sled groups as we are putting in the expense and effort to clean up shared trails. We will be running a Lamtrac 4000 this year our drag is an I dunno but will do the job we want. I'm thinking that there may be more trail breaking without the drag for our type of grooming. I mean it has to be smoother that what we are used to in summer

Me and 7 of my buddies are going on a 7 day backpack trip through norther Maine in January and i was wondering about that area and if anyone had any good advice on what to do and see.