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Hey, great news! This winter we'll be latching onto an excellent technical resource to answer all your technical snowmobile and sledding related questions. We've gone to the NE for this one, to maybe get you some new riding area suggestions too.

First column will run in October, so send your questions on. You can post in this thread or send directly to Editor@Off-Road.com

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When things get tight, you have to get more miles outta the toys you have. Our SnowMan Tony answers your questions on the old reliable sleds, and gives you some good resources where to find the "fixes" you need to keep going. Starting this month, on Off-Road.com.

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