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Old 12-18-2008, 09:50 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by SIKSUKR View Post
Since most snowmobile activity takes place from the lakes region north and almost all the damage was just the opposite, it should not be effected too bad. I'm sure there is work to be done but it can't even be assessed until snow covers the trails to get to those areas.
Hi SS, just to let you know. The snowmobile Clubs work very closely with the property owners, and when necessary DES, to facilitate construction of and or repair of bridges, downed trees, wash-outs and what ever. The bulk of the work is done in the summer and fall months. They get permissions before they start and use from 4x4 pickups, backhoes, cement trucks, dozers, graders and even a 5 ton army tank retriever to lift and set steel ibeams and gating. I have seen a cement truck back down a trail and then a backhoe bucket loader hall cement to make footings for bridges and or gating.

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Terry
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