Snowmobile Trail Groomer [SNO-MASTER 48 Groomer]

Snowmobile Trail Groomer using our SNO-MASTER 48 ultra-compact snow groomer.
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We tow our SNO-MASTER 48" snow groomer with our snowmobile. Having nice flat and level snowmobile trails make snowmobiling in the winter so much better. No ruts or acceleration bumps.
The SNO-MASTER plate form allows for an SNO-RAZOR blade that will cut and trim your trails helping you keep them smooth.
No need for a roller as the SNO-MASTER chassis allows you to add weight when needed for compacting snow.
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[@BackcountryLife]

Man look at that perfect corduroy!!

[@snowgroomersnet]

yeah buddy

[@susanhenderson2322]

Is there a recommended height for ice blade , always seems to be to high and not doing any thing or to low and digging in which then causes it to drop down on its own causing more issues because the adjusters cannot be tightened enough by hand.

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Typically with the SNO-RAZOR blade I drop it right on the very top of the snow. The acceleration of the machine will cause the whole groomer to dip down along with the sno-razor. I then recommend dropping it a half an inch if its not cutting enough.