Handwarmers

[SnoManX]

Has anyone had any good luck with installing handwarmers on their wheelers? I know 4 guys now that have had them installed and all installed different brands - Polaris, Yamaha, Hot Grips and some cheap ones. All 4 worked for about a year and then quit working. Any suggestions or advice?

[Bjjams]

Look into the Moose ones. Little bit spendy but real nice and they work from year to year.

[SomethingFishy*]

I have the polaris ones on 2-machines. Just over a year into them both and the switch stopped working within a month. $10 fix and they are back up and running.

I have heard theat symtec makes one that has 5 settings which could be nice, I have 2 settings that vary greatly.

[Catmendo]

I had the dealer install hand warmers on my 700 Sportsman. Great results.....very wise investment!

My tracks are now installed so, "BRING ON THE HARD WATER SEASON ALREADY"!!!!

[S.D. Ice Angular]

Where can you buy the Moose brand hand warmers??

Thanks

[Roofer]

Symtec. great warmers and even better customer service. They make the warmers for moose.

[SnoManX]

I was looking at the Symtec in JR Graham catalog this weekend. They had the handwarmers (grip type) for $47 or the element wrap (where you install your existing grips over it) for $26? For half the price, I would like to use my existing grips but do you guys think they will hold up as well? Anyone have any experience with the element wrap type?

[Roofer]

If that is what you want, why not. Anything that is $26 is easily replaceable. Just make sure that you can get your grips off without damaging them. On my brute they were glued on. I just cut them off and used replacement symtec heated grips.

[Dave]

Sometimes it's dificult to get the original grips off in good shape to reuse, too. Try and remove the grips first and then deicide which heaters you'll buy.

[SnoManX]

Thanks guys!!

[jltimm]

When removing grips try using a air compressor in one end of the grip, but be carefull. When I did this to remove mine the one grip flew across the garage!