Me and 45 other F7 owners have waited 3 to 4 weeks for parts! And are still being told they are not availible or the will be in soon. 4 weeks of winter is 33% of a year for a snowmobile, as average ride time in winter is 12 weeks. We have tried to contact Arctic Cat on our own, with no response. So we are currently in contact with a few attorneies considering starting a class action suit against arctic cat, we are seeking compansation for the time we are unable to use our snowmobiles we just paid $8000.00 for and are unable to use. We are sure there are more F7 owners in the same boat, and hope to find them. Also 4 owners pulled thier new sleds off the trailer the first time up, after paying for a hotel room, drive up, waisted vactions from work, only to ride 4 miles and the engine blows up. We belive Arctic Cat is negligent in selling an undertested and faulty product. Arctic cat has even admitted in writing that there is a problem buy sending the $100.00 gift certificat and the apology letter. This gesture, although nice, dose not even begine to the loss of our recreation this winter. I realy love the sled, but its no good if I can not ride it. I just wish Arctic Cat had been a little more prepaired, and when they seen what was going on, they should have stepped up production to meet the growing parts demand, for the faulty products they sold. If you are interested in this lawsuit, please EMAIL ME WITH YOUR NAME FIRST AND LAST, thats all I need. EMAIL ME AT [email protected]