Sell or scrap?

[kermit2]

We have a few drags we haven't used in years and I am trying to figure out whether to sell or scrap them out. The first one looks to be in good shape, the hoses need replacing, it is 9 ft wide. The second one I know nothing about, but it looks to be in good shape, it is over 14 ft wide. The third one looks kind of beat, and isn't all there, it is 10 1/2 ft wide. It still has the plate on it. What does anyone think, sell outright, sell parts or scrap?

 

[Snowtrac Nome]

where bare you located

 

[redsqwrl]

Kermit, these would have some value to our snowmobile club. Just drop them off by the ferry landing in ludington if you are down state.

watch for a PM.

Don, These may find themselves hooked to a particular 2100 that is used to pack/knock the air out of early season snow.

 

[kermit2]

These are located near Boyne Falls Mi.

 

[redsqwrl]

These are located near Boyne Falls Mi.

Thanks, Bit north of the ferry landing, makes that more of a road trip than a float. May have to make a circle trip.

Mike

 

[undy]

Kermit,

I'd have an interest in one of the culvert-style rollers, but I'm not sure of how to get it back to Madison, Wis. area.

That mesh roller looks like an old Valley Engineering Powder Maker drag. I've got one, but it's moveable, so you can set the rollers to sort of crab steer and dig up snow better. Pretty much supplanted by tillers now.

pm sent on roller

 

[Snowcat Pat]

Whatever you do, don't lose that Thiokol emblem!
-Pat

 

[Track Addict]

I looked at a valley engineering drag earlier this year in New Hampshire. Looks similar. I would sell them they all look use able.

 

[Snowtrac Nome]

that drag for the 2100 would be a great addition for my new 2100. my guess is you are on the east side of the us.