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Here are a few pictures of my 1999 Yellow H1.   It is a tour truck that runs out of Deerhurst Resort in Muskoka.  We run a fairly aggressive trail, but all within the ability of the H1 (mainly for safety reasons)  We do not run on our trails in early spring and abide by the Tread Lightly guidelines.  Also the truck runs on 50% biodiesel in the summer with the hopes to go 100% this year.



Cheers,



Regan



























<edited><editID>ERA Tours</editID><editDate>2008-05-15 18:45:50</editDate></edited>

Nice Ride! So are the Mattracks all they claim them to be??? They sure make your H1 look great! Do you make you own Biodiesel???<DIV> </DIV><DIV>Kevin</DIV>

The Mattracks are outstanding! ( I am the Ontario dealer)  With that said they are not for everybody.  They are expensive, but man will they drive through the snow/mud.  Four feet is the deepest snow we could find this winter and we would only get stuck if we were going up a big hill.  For a few videos, so to you tube and type in Hummer Mattracks. If you have a need or have lots of $ they are the ultimate. 

The tracks are  a little harder on the steering parts but for the tour at Deehurst it is just past of doing business.  We could not run the tour if it was not for the tracks, we tried one year and it was a disaster. 



As far as the bio does, we are not making it yet, but that is in the works.  We collect the waste veg oil from Deerhurst and should be up and running this summer.  We get our bio from a guy in Barrie.



Norm, I tried to resize my pictures with no avail, so I just took them off.   Sorry



Cheers,



Regan

Lets try this again!







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I tried to go in and resize.  I went to the photobucket web site and changed them to website size as instructed by Norm.  If you can help that would be great.



Cheers,



Regan



</div><edited><editID>ERA Tours</editID><editDate>2008-05-21 19:03:04</editDate></edited>

SWEET RIDE!!!

The pictures are all fixed, thanks for the help.



Cheers,



Regan