Posted by Brad Gyde on January 31, 2012 at 20:32:48 from (50.36.125.144):
In Reply to: snow mobils posted by JR FRYE on January 31, 2012 at 12:55:22:
Not that I'm aware of either,
But.. I have owned 50+ Deere's and a few MF/ski whiz sleds. Here's a couple pictures.
This is my Ski-Whiz. I got it running for the first time since I acquired it a couple weeks ago and I'm hoping to have the time and money to do a complete restore on it.. Leaving it as is until winter is over, as I can have a little fun with it if it ever snows.
Here is the running part of the collection of Deere's I once had. I still have 4, a Liquifire, and 3 Cyclones. My pair of 78 Cyclones will eventually get reconditioned, and my plan is to take them to a vintage show/ride one time a winter, plus ride em around a little around here.
This is my Liquifire. It showed just over 800 miles when I bought it (picture taken the day I bought it, where I bought it) and today shows just under 850. The original owner told me he rode it the first few years, but at the time of the sale it had probably not been ridden in better than 20 years. Dad had 2 that were similar, but both were beat to the point that reconditioning would be cost prohibitive, and I luckily found this one.. Cleaned the carbs and new fuel lines/filters and we were up and running. I noticed the original seat is just starting to crack, so the seat will have to be recovered eventually.
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