Does anyone have any idea on who makes a set of carbides for these snoscoot's ? I checked my kids yesterday and the round wear bar's are half gone, I really need to get them some carbides for this thing. Does anyone know who makes them or what kind of carbide I need to ask for ? my local yami dealer can only get the round wearbar.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Vmax540
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http://www.bergstromskegs.com/ not to endorse anyone but, Scott will make any skeg or carbide and they Will outlast anything comparable.
800
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CB performance will make them, he makes them for his..........
800 said:
where is CB performance ? do you have a number ?
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Give me a call, I will see if I can help you.
Bruce
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Bruce,
I need a set for a scoot also. Let me know what you have.
Thanks
Rich
I need a set for a scoot also. Let me know what you have.
Thanks
Rich
hey guys, do you really think that carbides on a sno-scoot is worth it??
If so i may get a set too, but seems like it would just be as easy to just run a weld bead down the stock ones if you need a better wear bar.
Just asking............
Tod
If so i may get a set too, but seems like it would just be as easy to just run a weld bead down the stock ones if you need a better wear bar.
Just asking............
Tod
Vmax540
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Why not try Hardwelds ? They outlast skegs but, would not be hard to steer ?
Tod said:
Hey guy's, I don't know what it is with my kids, but they go through these things fast. I have tried the hard weld and it only last a little longer then the plain round bar. I think it is because they ride around on the lake in front of the house and the bear ice flatten's them that much sooner. I just want to try a carbide and see if it makes any difference. If it does then I will try and figure out how to make them. I have heard that someone makes a carbide runner that is really close to the stock ones for the scoot's, you just have to put it in a vice to get that little notch in it to match. I don't know who makes these or what brands they are, if anybody could shed some lite on this ,please
help us out.
I was thinking(believe it or not), Has anyone tried a set of plastic skis for a 120. It looks like it wouldn't be hard to make it work. I may go that route. Carbides shouldn't be hard to get either.
we need to find a better shock for the sno-scoot. one with some real rebound dampening, not just a spring.............. or is mine just shot?? because it springs back up pretty fast...
Tod
Tod
2ooosrx said:
Hey Bruce, this is Yamanator, did you have a chance to look at anything yet ?
Just wanted to see if you needed some help or anything from us guy's on here who are interested in these things. Let me know what you can come up with, I was the one you talked to on the phone the other day.
Thanks for the help.