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wood haul to cabin on skis
- Thread starter JimVT
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what is a lm an lmc 260 it kinds of looks like a 3700
How do you like the extended tracks Jim? Looks like floatation was not a problem, but does it turn OK?
the snow was firm. So didn't get a test.
this was the first outing with the canon 3ft extension. with the trailer I was short on turning power. With trailer going up a steep groomed trail it was hard to steer without loosing lots of speed and power. Just a VW tdi 4 cylinder.
I never got a chance to run it without the trailer in tow. One trailer ski sunk deep in the soft snow one time
and had to get a tow. But the trailer was full.
Right now I would say I need more power. I can spin the track if turning short.
It worked ok.
more testing required
this was the first outing with the canon 3ft extension. with the trailer I was short on turning power. With trailer going up a steep groomed trail it was hard to steer without loosing lots of speed and power. Just a VW tdi 4 cylinder.
I never got a chance to run it without the trailer in tow. One trailer ski sunk deep in the soft snow one time
and had to get a tow. But the trailer was full.
Right now I would say I need more power. I can spin the track if turning short.
It worked ok.
more testing required
don't know but can find out. that is the one that had the broken flex plate.
Alaska Snow Cat
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They are basically a 3700 with a 260hp cummins. One of the last models made by LMC.
that would be sweet 8.2 liter cummins