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Homemade Snowmobile Tunnel. I would really like to see some of the ones you guys have made. I am going to try to do this same setup too. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to install a tunnel bag on your snowmobile and explore the various aspects of this installation process. I've got some ideas of my own but give me some more. Any updates on whether the fuel jug fits with the sled solutions bag linq'd? It has been under m8's, xp's, xm's, and an old polaris xc. I have never had trouble with it fitting under a sled. Once i get it down to the tunnel i will be making a tunnel extension and bumper/grab bar. One popular option is a tunnel bag, a versatile and convenient storage solution installed on your snowmobile’s tunnel. Loosen the rear axle bolts and back off the adjuster bolts to loosen the track, also remove the drive belt, so the track can be rotated by hand,.

I've got some ideas of my own but give me some more. I am going to try to do this same setup too. I have never had trouble with it fitting under a sled. It has been under m8's, xp's, xm's, and an old polaris xc. Any updates on whether the fuel jug fits with the sled solutions bag linq'd? I would really like to see some of the ones you guys have made. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to install a tunnel bag on your snowmobile and explore the various aspects of this installation process. Loosen the rear axle bolts and back off the adjuster bolts to loosen the track, also remove the drive belt, so the track can be rotated by hand,. One popular option is a tunnel bag, a versatile and convenient storage solution installed on your snowmobile’s tunnel. Once i get it down to the tunnel i will be making a tunnel extension and bumper/grab bar.

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Homemade Snowmobile Tunnel I have never had trouble with it fitting under a sled. I am going to try to do this same setup too. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how to install a tunnel bag on your snowmobile and explore the various aspects of this installation process. I would really like to see some of the ones you guys have made. It has been under m8's, xp's, xm's, and an old polaris xc. I've got some ideas of my own but give me some more. Once i get it down to the tunnel i will be making a tunnel extension and bumper/grab bar. I have never had trouble with it fitting under a sled. One popular option is a tunnel bag, a versatile and convenient storage solution installed on your snowmobile’s tunnel. Any updates on whether the fuel jug fits with the sled solutions bag linq'd? Loosen the rear axle bolts and back off the adjuster bolts to loosen the track, also remove the drive belt, so the track can be rotated by hand,.