So I just sunnk my snomobile in teh river
 

Yay fun. 2:22 am, pitch black, nohahahaha cared. I walked 7 miles home covered in ICE :thumbsup

so how cold was it??
I always wondered how it feels to get in water when it is freezing.


Anyway, you are still lucky

Damn.

Got pics?

its only 25 degrees now. wasnt bad,

Lol.. I thought about taking pics... I gout otut to watch the snowmobile sink 1 foot from the edge. It was dying, I was like, 'ruh roh raggie!"

Thats the edge of the middle of the river, where one half ws still frozen

i see that "hahahahaha" thing is still goin on lol

damn ...sorry to hear about your luck :(

the front end went down, and then the ass end followed, just like in the movies...

Glad it died b4 it sunk, dont have to rebuild the engine

sorry 4 you. but show some pics so at least the others can laugh ;)

Should have opened the trottle up and drive right over it :)

Ill probably go fishing tomorrow :| .. not really luck, I was out there for about 4 hours, bound to happen eventually.


Last summer mid summer when theres no snow, someone cmae up on our property with a small buoy attached to his sno go, and took off up the river... was one of the most bizarre things I ever saw, 2am, still bright in alaska.. mid summer, a guy just comes up and lookes over at me,then takes off.

heres a sky pic of the river, the red line shows the water I was riding all night, theres a 6,000$ snowmobile on that red line somewhere ^___^ more pics tomorrow

http://www2.freepichosting.com/Images/421480872/1.jpg

Damn.. I do a lot of riding along the Erie Canal and Niagra River. I always had a slight fear of losing it and putting it in the drink. Had a friend do it once. It was not good.

Sorry to hear about that. I hope your extraction goes smooth.

Uhm. Shit.

nevermind, too lazy to bring camera. a piston crqcked from the cold water even tho turned it off before went under...

the water was 10' deep. the divers made a harness for it, used a 1000 pound lift bag floated it several hundred feet to where we could get the truck there, tied cables to it and they stayed in the water to lift the skis onto the ice ledge.

And that was that.