People should be able to do whatever they want with a sled they buy. When i use to be into old sleds, i would buy them and fix them up and sell them, thats was what intersted me, i liked working on them more than i liked riding them. I can see nothing wrong with that and people need to grow up.

did you replace the impusle line, maybe when it gets warm, it is failing.

Deere never made a Sunfire, JDdecalguy modified a deere and gave it the name Sunfire.(I hear Wade was the one who came up with the name)

New ones are pretty cheap. Think I paid around $20 for mine, for what they do it is definetly worth it.

Sound To me like you may have had a bearing failure.

Yes they should be there, all the newer fire series sleds i had, did have the grease zerk on the drive shaft.

I think $1500 may be a little steep for a liquifire that don't run right.

There was one on ebay a couple years ago.

I will stop in tongiht after work, i get off at 7

I believe they used a screen filter with a check valve in it. yes you can clean them, or just go ahead and replace them as they only run a couple bucks.

Ken, i am probably not going to make it to Waconia, damn work lol. I think Wade still has my number if you want to call me when you get back form the show and we can talk about that sled you got.

The stuff i use says to use 1 bottle per 10 gallons, which is what i do with great results. You only should use the "heet" if you are running non-oxyenated gasoline, you should not need it otherwise, as the other gas has ethanol in it.

I believe John is the one who i had do the seat.

I am assuming Rich is talking about the liquifire he got from me. I never even owned it long enough to go through the whole thing. LOL I only had it out on the lake the day i got it for a little bit. It was in pretty nice shape and i didn't want to mess it up, soemtimes me and sleds have problems wi...

Just goes to show you it pays to have the right tools.