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PB's Never Break

PostPosted: 02 Dec 2008, 12:31
by cbender
I guess that since there is no traffic here, PB's must never break. Glad to hear it as we just took delivery on a brand new (plastic on the seats) PB100 for our nordic trails. ;)

Re: PB's Never Break

PostPosted: 02 Dec 2008, 14:44
by Power Giant
cbender wrote:I guess that since there is no traffic here, PB's must never break. Glad to hear it as we just took delivery on a brand new (plastic on the seats) PB100 for our nordic trails. ;)


Everything that goes roundy round and up and down will eventually break. Probably sooner than later...

Re: PB's Never Break

PostPosted: 03 Dec 2008, 06:37
by nhmx271
Go to this site-plenty of busted over the snow lawn mower pics-lot of good pics too

http://www.trakkemaskin.no

:twisted:

Re: PB's Never Break

PostPosted: 03 Dec 2008, 20:51
by smurfvt
That's an awesome sight! Thanx peter!

Re: PB's Never Break

PostPosted: 05 Dec 2008, 13:26
by cbender
nhmx271 wrote:Go to this site-plenty of busted over the snow lawn mower pics-lot of good pics too

http://www.trakkemaskin.no

:twisted:


I absolutely love the pictures of the sinking/sunk snowcats. Of course, I would not have liked to be the operator. By the way, can't remember where I saw it, but there are some pisten bulleys with flotation tanks mounted on the side to combat this very situation. I think it was a lake side nordic resort in Switzerland that had a couple of cats go through the ice while grooming track. Now, when the ice opens up, the tanks float the cat while the track movement propels the vehicle to shore. 8-)

Re: PB's Never Break

PostPosted: 10 Mar 2009, 12:25
by Snowhappy222
Oh they break, just ask around. Plenty of issues with new PB400.