@@SledsandGear yup that would be a 👍. I have the cable type scratchers called roller scratchers. Do a video on them! I have both on my ace 600 and renegade 850. With 850 without scratchers temp runs over 120 degrees depends on snow. With scratchers I get about 99 to 104 degrees. Not on ice though
Good video but speaking from experience horrible product. The factory skidoo scratchers are the best you can get . The cable scratchers don’t produce enough down pressure to scratch anything...
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A good set of scratchers are essential in my opinion, keeps the slide rail assembly lubricated and engine at optimal temp in low snow conditions
Great video!
The ones with the circle disc tip the roller scratchers are way better they throw more snow on the skid
I should try different types and locations and do a video on that.
@@SledsandGear yup that would be a 👍. I have the cable type scratchers called roller scratchers. Do a video on them! I have both on my ace 600 and renegade 850. With 850 without scratchers temp runs over 120 degrees depends on snow. With scratchers I get about 99 to 104 degrees. Not on ice though
What are those for?
Keeps the engine cool 😎
And they also keep the hifax lubricated to prevent premature track and slide wear
Good video but speaking from experience horrible product. The factory skidoo scratchers are the best you can get . The cable scratchers don’t produce enough down pressure to scratch anything...
Mine seemed to do pretty good. I store them in the down position and it seems to work pretty good.
The roller ones are better
Not sure what the roller ones are?
One problem where you're moaning that you did not make sure when you clap your suspension is not going to hit it