smallengineguy

To you all as well!

Good to see the tradition continues!

Sorry for the late reply, I went Saturday. It was AWESOME to see the crowds considering the past few winters. Snowmobiling is definitely alive in NH!

I live in the same town as ProLine. They are beautiful trailers, and you can completely customize them.

Still have this sled, good to tow behind a vintage machine. My grandfather had it in the early 70's so it's at least that old.

Old sled, painted to match Ski Doo. Will need new plywood, but solid overall. $150

That's so awesome. Next year for sure!

I had a pretty good year. 2 trips to Ossipee area, Jackman, and Pittsburg. Gotta chase the snow to find it I guess. Also got another trailer. 700 miles overall. Better than last year.

Hopefully the rain doesn't ruin it, going up this Friday-Sunday.

A little longer walk will get you to Schilling brewing- beer and AWESOME pizza. Ever had maple bacon pizza with sliced pear? You should!

Littleton Freehouse, went there Saturday, about a 100 ft walk from the trail, AWESOME food!

At EVSC we space about 3/4" between boards so they dry out over the summer and prevent rot. We also put boards lengthwise over that like tracks for the skis/picked tracks to go on.

Constant staffing issues forced the issue.

MOve the sleds from the storage barn to the garage last weekend. All 5 started right up, although one had a skip. Spark plug fixed that. Bring on the snow.

Love that app, used it all last year. Worth the 5 bucks IMO.

The best way to do it is to carry a quart of two-stroke oil with you and if you know you're going to be putting in say five gallons of gas add the oil that corresponds with the amount of gas you're putting in

OK that is AWESOME!!

I remember you too! Where ya been?

I've stayed at the Mountain View Grand in Whitefield many times! Beautiful place!

Too bad, hope for a full recovery.

Registered 5 in December. Got free club membership for helping out

I got just one.

It has really come a long way, like a national magazine format now. Like all the articles as well.

Interesting read! Thanks for sharing!

Went on a great ride today on the west side of the state. Thank God I had the NHSA Trail App. MANY trails were poorly marked, or not marked at all. The App was super stable and got me back to where I needed to be. Many signs did not annotate fuel which was close by, etc. or some intersections had no signage at all. And I appreciate having a trail named (ie, John Smith trail), but PLEASE tell me on the sign WHERE that trail goes! Coming to an intersection on an unfamiliar system and seeing Smith trail to the left and Jones trail to the right can be an issue.