Trail Status and Condition
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Safety
Now is the time to start thinking about getting your sleds ready for snow. In this day of quality and reliability snowmobiling is still one of those sports where 2,000 miles on a sled means risk, especially for the two stroke lovers.
So what does that mean? For the do it yourselfers some of the below items are pretty typical. For the others bring it in to get season prep done.
Check your clutches/clean them
Check your clutch belt/have spare
Check Chain Case Oil/Adjust Chain Tensioner
Check plugs/check engine compression
Check your skid/slide springs
Check track tension
Check your track lugs/studs
Check your exhaust valve systems
Check oil -two strokes oil tank/four strokes oil crank case
Check your ski wear bars
Check shocks
We are 100% volunteer ran organization and enjoy doing work on something we love doing and have a lot of fun doing it. If you like snowmobiling, like our trails, like our area and looking for something to do visit our member site to join us. Or just show up to one of our events.
Stay On The Trails. If you abuse it we will lose it. Our trails would not exist without the gracious support from land owners willing to give us access on their land. Stay on the trails and absolutely Do Not Trespass. Where you go will leave a trail so keep it on the trail.
New to the area looking for places to eat, park, stay we have you covered
Want to sign up to be a member or get some Cromwell Sno-gopher apparel. Visit this link to fill out a membership contact form and see what apparel we have and place an order.
Are you new to snowmobiling and want to know a little bit about the machines and the sport. Visit this link to get some basic information and find some useful links
You may have heard the term its their M.O., well we have an M.O. or Modus Operandi. We don't want to be your ordinary club and that's why we don't have a code of ethics or snowmobiler code. We have a M.O. that defines our key core values in simple terms on how we want to operate and act. These statements should really just be reinforcments of who we already are and how we act.