Sebastian F7
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Guess A/C and Yamaha are swapping technologies...
A/C is giving up chassis tech in exchange for engine tech
A/C is giving up chassis tech in exchange for engine tech
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Guess A/C and Yamaha are swapping technologies...
A/C is giving up chassis tech in exchange for engine tech
You got it!....That's what I've been told by the local Cat dealer here a few months back. He went on to say it will be the 4 stroke stuff and mostly all going 3 cylinder
Hey, are you the Lentech near me? I'm at Prior Tire/Prior Motorsports
I live in northern Michigan, although I winter in Ariazona or Alabama, and I can remember when there must have been twenty manufacturers of snowmobiles but gradually they dropped out of the business till Bombardier, Polaris, and Arctic Cat were the only companies left making any money. With the poor winters that we've been plagued with over the last ten years, I doubt having more snowobiles is a good idea for the manufacturers. A friend of mine just bought a new 2013 2-stroke Ski-Doo and I was amazed how quiet and solid that thing sounded when he got on it. He actually traded down in size because he thought his older/heavier/bigger sled was too porky. Anyway, the Canadians got it started and although the competition is pretty heavy, I think they are still in the forefront of the business. The best snowmobile I ever had was a Yamaha 340 Enticer though. It was light, easy to handle, and never had a problem. Another vehicle I should have never sold. I'd like to get back in the sport but too many guys I know purchase a $12,000 + sled then get to use it a few weekends a season and after a couple seasons they try to get their money back out of it (not happenin).
You must not have been keeping track of our winter this year its been like when I was a kid we got plenty this year.