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This CAT is More than A Toy
This is a discussion on This CAT is More than A Toy within the Arctic Cat Prowler General Discussions forums, part of the The Garage category; I finally got to do something with my Artic Cat .. Other than giving friends joy rides ,,which isnt all
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10-18-2009, 07:10 PM
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This CAT is More than A Toy
I finally got to do something with my Artic Cat .. Other than giving friends joy rides ,,which isnt all that bad Ither ,,just the same thing . I have some timbered land and this is a great way to haul in the firewood from the wind stormed downed trees that I get from time to time .
I found this little trailer to pull behind it ( a coleman) on CL and bought it to do what I have shown in a couple pictures to share with any of you that cares to look at them .
I see lots of good pictures from a lot of you that have fun in the sand dunes and all ..and now I am not as jealous as I was. I "got terrain " LOL
if any of you have some fun places you have been and got pictures to share ,,I for one would appreciate them all..
Hope this cam out alright ,not real good at writing what I meant to say..

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10-18-2009, 07:30 PM
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Very similar to my area's terrain too! On Saturday we were out and did approx 165 kms (100 miles), started off heading on The Iron horse Trail to Cold Lake, lots of hi-speed stuff, stopped at Tim Horton's for a coffee, back into the bush for some 4 wheel drive exploring, back to the Trail and back to town, the continued on The Iron Horse Trail to some serious 4X4 low range bush riding, mud playin and finished off with playin in the sand pits on our way home! We really have it all here!! Snow is comin and like you, I'll have a snow blade on her to help out this winter!
They really are a very versatile unit aren't they?
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10-18-2009, 07:45 PM
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Great pics....looks like a good area for riding too.
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10-18-2009, 08:30 PM
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Great pics. I love em. That cat is perfect for that kinda stuff.
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10-19-2009, 07:25 AM
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Nice looking riding area .... no shade trees in the sand
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10-19-2009, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by hammerbike
Very similar to my area's terrain too! On Saturday we were out and did approx 165 kms (100 miles), started off heading on The Iron horse Trail to Cold Lake, lots of hi-speed stuff, stopped at Tim Horton's for a coffee, back into the bush for some 4 wheel drive exploring, back to the Trail and back to town, the continued on The Iron Horse Trail to some serious 4X4 low range bush riding, mud playin and finished off with playin in the sand pits on our way home! We really have it all here!! Snow is comin and like you, I'll have a snow blade on her to help out this winter!
They really are a very versatile unit aren't they?
Sure wish you had some pictures of this 100 mile drive you did , maybe next time ? I would like to find another person with a UTV to go on a long trip like what you did ,that way if one of you got stuck or broke down you wouldnt have to walk out for help,, and snow pictures will be a comming .. Nice to hear of your adventures,,I enjoyed reading it .
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Originally Posted by Mustanggeek
Great pics....looks like a good area for riding too.
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We do have some good areas to run these UtV's just have to see whats with in the laws to do so. A lot of our big timbered areas are gated off due to people dumping garage ,,and also summer time fire hazards ,,I need to find out more of where I can go .
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Great pics. I love em. That cat is perfect for that kinda stuff.
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I found that the cat has lots of power to drag the trees down that were leaning up against another after it fell into it . the one I pulled down (after cuttting it off at the stump_ was about a 7 inch at the butt and maybe 40 feet long .. but I felt the cat had no problem pulling it down or dragging it to where I cut it up.. Perfect is right ..
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Nice looking riding area .... no shade trees in the sand
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Put up some pictures will ya as I am not familure with the desert except by movies or books .. I see them cactus leaves in the stores for sell to eat but until you tell me they are any good I will leave them in the store.. LOL Yes , I have a few trees for shade too.. How about we trade some sand runs for some shade trees?
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10-19-2009, 08:20 AM
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Great looking pictures, putting her to work finally. Kitty in the woods looks good keep the pictures coming.
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10-19-2009, 08:32 AM
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Work That Cat!
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10-19-2009, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Desertcat
Great looking pictures, putting her to work finally. Kitty in the woods looks good keep the pictures coming.
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I have a place where I am not sure if the cat will go between the rows of trees that I have on my place . If not I will just have to get close to them ,,but it would make for a great picture .. will wait until a brighter day to get a good pciture for all .. what about you and your toy ? I like pictures too . LOL
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Work That Cat!
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I will take it easy and see just what it will do safely and take it from there. I used to own a 580 case backhoe and It was heavy and could get rough when needed ,,not expecting anything like that from the cat ,,just using it to keep from wheel barreling wood or what ever . And of course for play. No tool Man Tim here yet ,,I hope LOL
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