Snowcats!

2L208 · 2011-08-20 18:54:08

anyone have one for sale? anyone wanna buy one and do snowcat tours? anyone have one. and they use frequently.

Static

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lets buy a streched SUV limo with mattracks instead

Aug 20 2011 6:58PM

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BMit

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http://www.allcatservices.com/UsedCats.htm

got an exta 100 g's kickin around?

Aug 20 2011 7:00PM

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2L208

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i found a few for 12gs they are old but they'll get you where you need, and i found a 60' snowcat for 3500 i actually might buy it

Aug 20 2011 7:08PM

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BWalmer

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I can't tell if you're serious....

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if you are...do you even know how to drive one, cause it's not like driving a car up a hill...

Aug 20 2011 7:11PM

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2L208

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dead serious, no have no idea but i'll have my own and learn i suppose may need a winch too lol, can't be too diff from an excavator or a bobcat

Aug 20 2011 7:14PM

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.RYAN66

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its the exact opposite of an excavator and a bobcat, but once you learn you can have some funin them things.

Aug 20 2011 7:28PM

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RudyGarmisch

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Please film this if you actually buy one.

Aug 20 2011 7:31PM

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BMit

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keep in mind as soon as that thing breaks down on you youre hooped.. take it from me, ive had to fix these at the top of a mountain using parts worth a months salary

Aug 20 2011 7:33PM

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2L208

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just around my home town area on weekly missions to find the best spot no more than 20 miles a day. i'm handy with mechanical things if its older should be a simple engine, its got new tracks even

Aug 20 2011 7:54PM

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Parks.

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i drive mammoth's snow cats at like 12 and then have my dad drive while i ski down...aka midnight run...its whatver

Aug 20 2011 9:26PM

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Aug 20 2011 9:31PM

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Parks.

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just so you know...pisten bully seems to be the most reliable and longest lasting

Aug 20 2011 9:38PM

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.RYAN66

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cool claim guy

Aug 20 2011 9:54PM

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Parks.

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this winter ill take a gopro and film it.. skiing in the dark is sick

Aug 20 2011 11:43PM

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AJizzle

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Diesel motors are not normally the most simplistic things to work on, but if ur expierienced with them go for it, just like ur 4 wheeling tho ur gonna need to carry extra parts and tools to make trail fixes. Do some research see what is the most prone to going out on the specific model u r looking to buy, and order them, u don't want to be in the bc in the winter, even if its a couple miles with out spare parts

Aug 21 2011 4:19AM

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.spaghetticat.

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1st page
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my threads

Aug 21 2011 8:25AM

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my threads for possible awesomeness.

Aug 21 2011 6:34PM

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Mike.Records

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A 60' snowcat sounds extremely large to me. Where do you live?

Aug 21 2011 9:04PM

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Woah no way?? Skiing in the dark??
Someone needs take a trip out east and do some night skiing :-)

Aug 21 2011 9:14PM

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.RYAN66

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i loled

Aug 21 2011 9:16PM

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2L208

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1960

Aug 21 2011 9:19PM

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DW.

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I was thinking the same thing

Aug 21 2011 9:22PM

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Aug 21 2011 9:26PM

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HalfandHalf

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or buy a couple newer sleds

Aug 21 2011 9:27PM

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Mike.Records

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Is that snowcat for sale? I'd like to put in a bid.

Aug 22 2011 1:19AM

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Stose

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I've driven a few of the ones at mammoth

/claim

Aug 22 2011 1:36AM

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http://www.resortboneyard.com/

Aug 22 2011 3:56AM

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Mr.Bishop

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I once saw a guy driving a super old snowcat beside the road.

Then it caught on fire.

He managed to push enough snow into the engine that the fire went out, but for a second there I thought shit was going to get real.

Aug 22 2011 2:47PM

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J.D.

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@th1337

Um yes potentially. Hahaha. If I had a lodge / operation already I'd be more likely to jump, just having a cat isn't that useful unfortunately. Some day, I would like this.

Where do you see prices though?

Aug 22 2011 2:49PM

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signedinwhite

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I have a little thiokol imp snowcat that we take up to vail and jones pass. It's pretty sweet. This isn't actually it as I grabbed this photo from the internet but it looks exactly the same. It's good for taking lots of people up but sometimes I wish we just owned a sled.