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any body else remove there belt at the end of the day after riding . My friend does this each night to keep it warm. just wondering if anybody else does this.?
i know i cant be bothered.
i know i cant be bothered.
any body else remove there belt at the end of the day after riding . My friend does this each night to keep it warm. just wondering if anybody else does this.?
i know i cant be bothered.[/b]
I've seen that recommended in real cold weather and besides it's a good theft prevention idea...they can't drive off with it unless they bring their own belt.any body else remove there belt at the end of the day after riding . My friend does this each night to keep it warm. just wondering if anybody else does this.?
i know i cant be bothered.[/b]
laying the sled on its side is less work than pulling the belt :lmao: if its going to be -15/-20 I pull it. it only takes 15 seconds from hood up till hood downWay too much work... After those really cold nights, simply let the machine warm up then lay it on it's side and spin the track free of the ground (make sure no one is behind you....). The belt will be just fine.[/b]
I guess for some people removing the belt would be easier.... I'm 6'4" and 250...laying it over takes about 1.8 seconds.[/b]
I would pay to see someone who could change their belt in " 15 seconds from hood up till hood down".[/b]