Snowmobile stabilizer

Land vehicles – Runner vehicle – Runner bases

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C280S028150

Reexamination Certificate

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10939583

ABSTRACT:
A stabilizer comprising three parallel wear blades each of which is made to remain sharpened over a long period of time. The side blades may contain holes to divert the snow and to add roughness when engaging into a ski path, while a rectangular central part runner provides a blade support of a given hardness and holding a central carbide blade of a much higher hardness, thereby permitting passage over rugged hard terrain without wearing the blade support. In soft abrasive gravel, the blade support wears partially thereby leaving a protruding central part, the protruding difference being self adjusting. In the case of the concave ski each side comprises a rectangular edge wear part coupled with a side blade for a total of four wear blades. The rectangular central part may be used alone, along with its central carbide blade within it.

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