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A Snow Cat Tour

seen on the top of Rendezvous Mountain, above teton village WY.
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Must have been where it broke down. poor thing. ;-)
 
It is too bad it was soo smoky that day :( We were up doing some radio work at the site there, the lift operator said that day was the worst it has been all summer... so figure :( at least the weather was nice for us.
 
Red River N.M. ski area uses an old 443 as a welcome mat. Had a Pisten Bully in the weeds too.
 

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Interesting tractor refit seen in Chama, N.M. Neat small town with a great historic train station. Massive snow blowers on display.
 

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Wolf Creek, Co. has a nice 3700. Other one looks like a small PB.
 

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This 1800 is also on U-tube in a UFO Hunter segment #4. Very nice. Perhaps the owner will build the other one as well.
 

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So, down in my neck of the 'woods', eh? You may find some Wolf Creek and Chama pictures way back somewhere in this thread. There is a Kristi or two hiding in both places. :thumb:
 
Well I don't know. You're just sorta "out there... somewhere,". I certainly always am keeping both eyes peeled for that highly desirable 601 of yours that we haven't seen much of lately.
 
I dont think any one noticed the difference between the 2 bv's posted on page 16 one wes a 6 cylender and one was a 5cylender te 5 were supposed to be surplused out of the supply system along time ago i don;t know what it's still doing in service
 
Saw it there 3 weeks ago when I was heading through. Still there this time around. I haven't heard yet.....is Nipigon running this year?
 
groomerguyNWO said:
Saw it there 3 weeks ago when I was heading through. Still there this time around. I haven't heard yet.....is Nipigon running this year?
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Nipigon is supposed to be running this year. They were supposed to get some help brushing their trails out. Don't know all the nitty-gritty details. This isn't the best place to discuss this.

I fly out of here (Musselwhite) tomorrow night, and drive home Thursday. the two weeks go by pretty fast up here.
 
Search & Rescue unit from Castle Rock in Frisco today. Surprised they made it through the I-70 weigh station chained down like that.
 

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Search & Rescue unit from Castle Rock in Frisco today. Surprised they made it through the I-70 weigh station chained down like that.
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Yep I agree . That is some piss poor tie downs !They would pay a big fine in most places !
 
looks like another safety one rig i have one just like that sitting in my shop now getting its bv206 tlc they all need if you run one any at all.
 
dds said:
looks like another safety one rig i have one just like that sitting in my shop now getting its bv206 tlc they all need if you run one any at all.
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If that is a Safety One rig that is embarrassing . They know damn well how a piece of equipment should be chained down . There is no excuse for that from a company of their caliper .
I'd have that drivers ass if I owned the company . There's a lot of money sitting there . Why take a chance .
I once watched a 1/2 million dollars roll right off the back of a low bed that was chained the same way . It shut down traffic for hours and cost a whole bunch of money to repair and also repair the road damage that it caused . Just because a driver got in a hurry and did a half ass job of chaining .
 
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Douglas County SAR and Safety One are not related. no need to smear Safety One's name.
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I'm not smearing there name . I am responing to another posters post . I really don't give two hoots who it belongs to . It is piss poor chaining . You can like it or hate it . I could care less but the fact is whoever owns that rig has it chained incorrectly .
If you don't believe me take that picture down to the Highway Patrol truck scales and get a 2nd opinion . It only needs to fail one time to prove my point .
 
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If that is a Safety One rig that is embarrassing . They know damn well how a piece of equipment should be chained down . There is no excuse for that from a company of their caliper .
I'd have that drivers ass if I owned the company . There's a lot of money sitting there . Why take a chance .
I once watched a 1/2 million dollars roll right off the back of a low bed that was chained the same way . It shut down traffic for hours and cost a whole bunch of money to repair and also repair the road damage that it caused . Just because a driver got in a hurry and did a half ass job of chaining .
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i didn't say they chained it down but i bet they sold it to them i've got its twin brother at the shop .
 
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