Tip for you is don't have him standing on the machine have him feather the throttle with a quick burst and you tug on the front ski would have popped right out of there. But with him standing on the sled what the heck!
@@Taite1 The quick burst he mentioned is the important part... wack the throttle to get the sled to pop at the same time as the ski pull and then tap the brake and start feathering the throttle to get the track speed back down... other wise you do like they did in the video and are basically almost stuck for another 10 feet...
Meh, the sled was leaned left. The guy on it was leaning right, which made the track bite. This method works just fine as they showed, it got that tunneled out sled out. The track needs some bite, if you aren't changing it's angle and just letting it float in the hole it already dug, that's doesn't seem like a great method.
I've done that method on a 2000 zr 600, 2005 F7, 1989 skidoo tundra, 2021 ski doo skandic, that list is a lot longer. Just make sure you buddy is smart enough to say on the throttle!
Every stuck is different and has its best way to get out. Also, this method works just fine on trail sleds. Matter of fact, I just did this today on a Grand Touring Ski-Doo that was stuck Nose up in a creek (and it is both a wide track and trail machine).
I'm just sayin from my experience most of the time to get a wide track out is put her in low gear and creep forward, reverse , repeat... that odd time you may pin it to the bar and get out ok sure. Won't work as well as the forward back method
Every stuck is unique in its own way. This is just one of many ways to do it, and there is nothing wrong with this methode when used in the right situation.
I see this on a daily basis with the sled renters up where I live. Some days that is all I do is get them out. They pull and I hope on and do the driving.....and you know I take a quick spin once I get moving....
I use to work at a ski resort and even on flat ground the sleds would sometimes freeze to the ground and you would have to rock them and break them loose.
This is not how you do it at all. Step one wiggle sled to pack snow under track then small amounts of gas at the same time they pull the sled will creep out once you are fat enough out hit the gas these guys don’t ride back country
Could have been there was just too much glue on the side of the hill. Next time that happens, just dump about 5 gallons of gas on and around the sled. Next, throw a match on said gas and the heat from the fire should melt the glue. Make sure that the match is lit before you throw it on the gas or it will not work. Good luck!😂
Coulda backed outta that one. And I notice the hashtag is can an now park. So if I never tried one gondo it. If I didn't know what it was like to carve the fresh pow. It would be on my bucket list forsure
When your skidoo payments are higher than your mortgage your first thought wouldn't be to roll it 😂😂 nah just kiddin, but if it were an older lighter sled I'd agree with ya, these are kinda heavy and bulky not to mention ridiculously fragile. Roll it over and the dash, bars, hand covers.. not made like they used to be for sure.
@@jaceb7136 raced and own tons all my life. That sled weighs nothing. And they arent XP fragile either. I run a 270hp viper, that's a beast compared. They roll over just fine all of them in that kinda snow. It's 10x the work to roll them out. Rolled tons out. Also if your worried about payments. Shouldn't be buying them. My last one was 35k CAD all set up. She's rolled down many mountains.
With my luck I would remember that's there then five minutes later come back through that area and coming in like 30 mph and restuck the snowmobile in the 15 ft trench he made
@@ryanstraatsma3434 I saw that! I grew up on one too, but I still have mine. I welded up the destroyed tunnel so it can handle a lot more weight now Haha
The better question is how did you get stuck on flat ground in the first place!? Lol jk, we’ve all been there. Keep up the good work fellow Utahns!
Speak for yoself, I've never ridden one of these bad boys
@@keenanryan8735 Well you should! They’re a lot of fun!
@@specforged5651 one day i hope! Freaking crazy that Ken Block passed away from one of these after his extreme career and hobbies
Flat ground in hard pack. Get off the throttle and it moves alot better.
@@keenanryan8735 Yep, unknowingly we were riding about 1/2 a mile away that day. Crazy
It helps when you have a 155" track with 2.5 inch paddles on flat ground... XD
Love my 55 haha
Helps when you have a track the lengh of a small runway 😂 Still, stuck happens!
I hate it when I stick my sled!!
Same, like why are they so sticky?
Instead of standing on the sled I usually stand on the ground and push it at the same time as flooring it. Less work for the helping friend
If I'm unstucking, i get off if I need floatation, but get on if i need traction.
The ol ski pull always works
Quick tip! Tap the the ground underneath the snowmobile between the two skis if you know what i mean with your foot
That sled shouldn’t get stuck lol
At least not there lol.
snow is too soft maybe🤔 or this was too early in the season.
I want what sled u ride I get stuck all the time
Wow it's just not capable of getting stuck?
Looks stuck to me. Cause that's what happens on snowmobiles eventually.
You tool
That's like saying wood shouldn't burn
It’s the pin and wiggle man😎😎
Tip for you is don't have him standing on the machine have him feather the throttle with a quick burst and you tug on the front ski would have popped right out of there. But with him standing on the sled what the heck!
I did that with a professional rider helping pull me and I he got really mad. All feathering does is dig it deeper.
@@Taite1 The quick burst he mentioned is the important part... wack the throttle to get the sled to pop at the same time as the ski pull and then tap the brake and start feathering the throttle to get the track speed back down... other wise you do like they did in the video and are basically almost stuck for another 10 feet...
Meh, the sled was leaned left. The guy on it was leaning right, which made the track bite.
This method works just fine as they showed, it got that tunneled out sled out. The track needs some bite, if you aren't changing it's angle and just letting it float in the hole it already dug, that's doesn't seem like a great method.
You flatlander guys are funny.
И эти снегоходы(ключевое слово снегоходы) занимают лидирующие позиции на рынке без помощи бурана советских времён не обойтись
Dude in the front DID FUDGING NOTHIIING, I HOPE YOU FEEL PROUD OF YOURSELF
he helped more then you think
Only works on big paddle long tracks like this , don't do it if u got a trail machine or wide track lol
Depends how you’re stuck. I’ve done this for a wide track before
I've done that method on a 2000 zr 600, 2005 F7, 1989 skidoo tundra, 2021 ski doo skandic, that list is a lot longer. Just make sure you buddy is smart enough to say on the throttle!
Every stuck is different and has its best way to get out. Also, this method works just fine on trail sleds. Matter of fact, I just did this today on a Grand Touring Ski-Doo that was stuck Nose up in a creek (and it is both a wide track and trail machine).
I'm just sayin from my experience most of the time to get a wide track out is put her in low gear and creep forward, reverse , repeat... that odd time you may pin it to the bar and get out ok sure. Won't work as well as the forward back method
See Scott's comment!!! For correct application. You should certainly not tell people this is the way to get a stuck sled out!!! "Beginner"
Every stuck is unique in its own way. This is just one of many ways to do it, and there is nothing wrong with this methode when used in the right situation.
I love pulling up to a group of guys dazed and confused on how they are gonna get their sled out! I tell em to hop on as I grab a ski! Voila!
I see this on a daily basis with the sled renters up where I live. Some days that is all I do is get them out. They pull and I hope on and do the driving.....and you know I take a quick spin once I get moving....
I use to work at a ski resort and even on flat ground the sleds would sometimes freeze to the ground and you would have to rock them and break them loose.
that was not stuck, no need for pulling from ski, just clear a bit of snow in front and float it out gently
Rookies 😂
All you need is a good ski tug, mabey 2 or 3, doesn’t matter the situation, a good ski tug will get you unstuck, but you’ll need friend to help you
Damn bros making trenches with that snowmobile lol
That sled wasn’t stuck to begin with if you knew what you were doing.
Where was that at? Looks fun
Wasatch State Park, UT
Oh, we’re pretty good at that
ahh yes the good ol ski tug
This is not how you do it at all. Step one wiggle sled to pack snow under track then small amounts of gas at the same time they pull the sled will creep out once you are fat enough out hit the gas these guys don’t ride back country
And for that situation you should’ve took your shovel and dug out some snow from the front end so your not so hard on the belt
😂 screw that belt! Gonna have to replace it at some point anyway!! RIDE EM OUT BOYS!!
How did you get a 174 track stuck, on a tracked out freeway?
rookies
Hey guy, I see an Expedition in your future.easier on the back!
Could have been there was just too much glue on the side of the hill. Next time that happens, just dump about 5 gallons of gas on and around the sled. Next, throw a match on said gas and the heat from the fire should melt the glue. Make sure that the match is lit before you throw it on the gas or it will not work. Good luck!😂
Not really stuck. Made it a higher chance of getting stuck by just hanging on the throttle, though.
That's that rare kind of weird snow..
So how do you get a a 154 or longer track stuck on flat ground with a 2.5 inch paddle at least? Still confused. Looks like it has 1 inch track lol
Ran out of talent
Yamaha phazer 4 stroke got me king of getting unstuck
LMAO bro that’s my main sled so underpowered 😂
@@jakub151 fr fr but they sound nasty af lmao
Кен Блок никогда не забуду тебя😢
looks like monte cristo
called a ski tug fellas!
next time stand to the side, itll go quicker 👍🏽
How did you get stuck on flat ground😂 ohh yeah it’s a ski doo
Its just someone that don’t know what the duck they doing I could ride a 96 440 through there 😂
Coulda backed outta that one. And I notice the hashtag is can an now park. So if I never tried one gondo it. If I didn't know what it was like to carve the fresh pow. It would be on my bucket list forsure
Just roll it out 10x easier.
When your skidoo payments are higher than your mortgage your first thought wouldn't be to roll it 😂😂 nah just kiddin, but if it were an older lighter sled I'd agree with ya, these are kinda heavy and bulky not to mention ridiculously fragile. Roll it over and the dash, bars, hand covers.. not made like they used to be for sure.
@@jaceb7136 raced and own tons all my life.
That sled weighs nothing. And they arent XP fragile either. I run a 270hp viper, that's a beast compared.
They roll over just fine all of them in that kinda snow.
It's 10x the work to roll them out.
Rolled tons out.
Also if your worried about payments. Shouldn't be buying them.
My last one was 35k CAD all set up. She's rolled down many mountains.
It’s like we don’t know what a shovel is anymore
Unstuck lol
For throttle wiggle
She sounds hurt 😅
Oh buddy. That’s not a stuck snowmobile
That’s the easy kind 😂
The hard is where your stuck in the slush of a creek and your radio is dead 😢
Stuckmobiling 😮😂😬
More than one way to skin a rabbit
With my luck I would remember that's there then five minutes later come back through that area and coming in like 30 mph and restuck the snowmobile in the 15 ft trench he made
The belt😢😑
I didn’t see a hemcock bough anywhere
Never grab the montin bar
Rip ken block 🙏
Stomp the front down and you wouldn’t have to burn half a belt off.
Cool
Buy a 1972 ski doo elan. You'll never get stuck again lol
I love me some Elans :) I grew up on those. Look up the Elan song haha
@@ryanstraatsma3434 I saw that! I grew up on one too, but I still have mine. I welded up the destroyed tunnel so it can handle a lot more weight now Haha
Step 1 should be do not get stuck on flat ground.. no need for step 2 then 😅
SnoBungie is your friend
Don’t get stuck on flat snow…
try that with a 121 track.
That hurt to watch
Just pin and wiggle
I promise it’s not that easy when your by yourself 😂
Umm. That’s not stuck.
What?
My question is how do spell stuck wrong
Lol, I dig trenches
More plis
This technique is useless if you're stuck in alderbush
Yeah boy
Lol, they deleted all the work beforehand
There is a better way to get in stuck with a snowmobile
That does not work all the time
Also a good way to blow it up
🔥
If it blows up by doing that, it was going to blow up anyway just in a worse spot.
Lol almost didn't work, to much track speed
That ain’t stuck
My 6 year old puts more effort into getting unstuck than that pin and wiggle that thing!
That is not a stuck sled😅
Barely stuck
I wouldnt call that stock
u need momentum
Pull skis out n should b good. Most of the time
Snowmobile
Park it , you can't ride !
Many other ways to get unstuck
Give er a little gas and rock side to side
Unstuck****
bogus. let me show you how to get it stuck first, then we'll see about getting unstuck lol
step one don't buy a skidoo so you won't get stuck on flat ground and barely make it with a skipull...
Hahaha yeah because all of polaris recalls is doing good for them😂 and dont get me started on those heavy ass yamaha
@Derick Mcgraw not disagreeing there
Lmfao you call that stuck
Buy a snowboard and ditch the annoying snowmobile.
Buy a snowboard and enjoy tracked out powder all day. Yay! Have fun with that cupcake. 😊
Not really stuck but ok
Pin and wiggle!
It's not but OK
No just no you're rong
Nope there dum
If thats stuck, I am a sad person because i dont want to have bad thoughts of other people
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i got an even better solution. try a 2 stroke and dont get stuck
Some people should not have snowmobiles lol
How did you even get stuck