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Stupid Msnow Question

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Lou.
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Hey NS,
Ive had my msnow summer setup for over a year now and I think it's slowing down because there are pine needles and leaves and such all over the msnow. Anyone else have this problem? How can I get them off without individually scooping them all out of those tiny bristles?

Thanks,

Sorry for the kinda dumb question, just wondering if anyone else has had this problem.
11 years ago
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eh+
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Don't really know but u clean the whole thing once then tarp it when u don't use it
10 years ago
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eh+
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soupyDon't really know but u clean the whole thing once then tarp it when u don't use it

Or any cover should work
10 years ago
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Shoey-Ski
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I personally don't have any problems with mine, but I keep mine covered with a carpet that I use for the landing so...
10 years ago
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fries
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My msnow is a year old and ive never put a cover over it or anything and it has leaves on it but its fine. Sometimes it slows down but i just rub some wax on my skis and im fine.
10 years ago
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jackdonovan
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mine has dead grass, leaves, etc. all over the mSnow but it always slides fine as long as I have wax or water on my skis. With neither, I will not make it off the ramp
10 years ago
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maxstr
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I haven't had this problem yet, I've only had mine for this summer. Ur drop in is prob under a bunch of trees..
10 years ago
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maxstr
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Off topic, but I've had a problem with Msnow.. I can easily 270 onto rails on snow perfectly fine. But when I try it off my drop in on Msnow it's soo much harder. I just stop at 180. I've seen many videos of people 270 onto rails on Msnow with no problem. Please help.
10 years ago
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AnthonyWalsh
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Take a shop vacuum to it to take out the junk, mine doesn't really slow me down though
10 years ago
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jackdonovan
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maxstrOff topic, but I've had a problem with Msnow.. I can easily 270 onto rails on snow perfectly fine. But when I try it off my drop in on Msnow it's soo much harder. I just stop at 180. I've seen many videos of people 270 onto rails on Msnow with no problem. Please help.


make sure your popping and turning at the right time, maybe you're not committing either. I think that they are pretty easy if you commit, pop, and have speed.
10 years ago
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.CJ.
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Pressure washer or air compressor does absolute wonders.
10 years ago
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maxstr
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jackdonovanmake sure your popping and turning at the right time, maybe you're not committing either. I think that they are pretty easy if you commit, pop, and have speed.


Ya true, I also think it's harder to get an edge on.
10 years ago
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jackdonovan
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maxstrYa true, I also think it's harder to get an edge on.


ya I just keep my feet shoulder width apart and pop, can't hold an edge on it all
10 years ago
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elcornholio
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Blast it with a hose. That does it for me.
10 years ago
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