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New Hampshire Snowmobiler: George Kaye

December 15, 2017 by NHSA

New Hampshire Snowmobiler George Kaye

George Kaye is a member of the Ossipee Valley Snowmobile Club.

Years snowmobiling: 42 years

Current sled: 2006 Yamaha Vector

Sled mods: Had to install rear heat exchanger to prevent overheating.

Favorite sled of all time: My 1998 Yamaha Phazer, the most reliable sled I have owned. I put over 10,000 miles on that sled and never had a breakdown.
Current position: Club president

Volunteer work: In addition to serving as president, I also served as Carroll County Director for four years, and two years as assistant.

I’m a certified groomer operator, maintaining groomers and grooming equipment. My trail maintenance work includes building and maintaining bridges.

I’ve worked at the grass drags for the past several years, doing prep-work and working at the swap meet.

Tell us a snowmobile story: I met my wife on a snowmobile trip to Yellowstone in 1988. We are still snowmibiling together after 29 years.

Tell us something most people don’t know: I am a commercial hot air balloon pilot. Also  my wife and I spent almost 12 years living full-time in our motorcoach, traveling throughout the US and volunteering in parks and wildlife refuges.

Favorite riding area: Anywhere where there’s snow.

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