With a big ride planned today my headlight on my Indy went dim the other day.
I just bought this sled so when my buddie said bring to my shop and we'll fix her up I said hell yeah,nice warm shop,I'll be over thurs. night

I get there thurs. we chase all the elect. to find it's the lighting coil.
Call it a night ,start over friday morning.
To make a long story short,every thing we fixed,we found something else that needed att.
So here goes the thank you list-
Chris-for the shop,the heat,the lift and the rivets to put the belly pan back together.
Dave-for giving me the stator out of his old unused Indy that's down waiting for susp. parts,could'nt get a lighting coil anywhere close.
Tim-for having all the idler bearings and letting me clean out his supply
Tracey and Kenny for the beer and moral support.
And especialy Mike,known here as Rossignolss.
Mike worked with me the whole time,knows more about sleds than I ever will,without his help I'd still be working on the damn thing.

You gotta have friends and without mine I wouldn't be going riding today :)
Thanks again,Boys :thumbsup:

Hey Gator friends sure are nice to have eh? :) I can relate as all the fellas in Team Renegade take care of my ride for me, adding oil, getting her ready in the morning and my most hated taking it off the trailer. Thanx guys :inlove: :)

Its always nice having friends that know more then you! I'm an hour from my dealer so when I have something go wrong I take it to my cousins house and unload it in his shop. :D

wish i had friends that knew stuff about sleds....I have to learn as I go without any help....These forums help a lot though

Couldn't go sledding without friends. One has a shop, one has a clutch puller, one has knowledge, and I supply the beer. Life is great. :D

Yep, I'd probably have giving the sport up without the buddies!
Thanks Paul for all the fixes, tows and the warm garage :D