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<blockquote data-quote="guywhofishes" data-source="post: 157030" data-attributes="member: 337">I'm tired of the sleds and snowmobiles shuffle.I have access to a Honda 700 series Honda sbs that is two years old. It lacks power steering so I would likely need to add that. No full cab either - just windshield right now I think.So anyway I'm deciding should I invest time/$$ in getting that rig tracked up and trailered? If so - what brand of tracks? I imagine the 1000 is better and we should consider trading up rather than a power steering add to the 700?My entire goal is to have everything on the rig - no individual&nbsp; bits/pieces being loaded/unloaded at the start/end of the day. Just&nbsp; trailer down and go fishing - just trailer up and head home.Or is there some other make/model of sbs that gets along with tracks better and is just an all around better WAY to go vs the Honda?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guywhofishes, post: 157030, member: 337"] I'm tired of the sleds and snowmobiles shuffle. I have access to a Honda 700 series Honda sbs that is two years old. It lacks power steering so I would likely need to add that. No full cab either - just windshield right now I think. So anyway I'm deciding should I invest time/$$ in getting that rig tracked up and trailered? If so - what brand of tracks? I imagine the 1000 is better and we should consider trading up rather than a power steering add to the 700? My entire goal is to have everything on the rig - no individual bits/pieces being loaded/unloaded at the start/end of the day. Just trailer down and go fishing - just trailer up and head home. Or is there some other make/model of sbs that gets along with tracks better and is just an all around better WAY to go vs the Honda? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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