Engine coolant doesn't last forever, and to ensure proper functioning of your coolant system, it should be replaced on a periodic basis. Continuing to run old coolant in the system can cause problems like overheating, loss of power, and possible engine damage. Although each machine is different … [Read more...]
Why Won’t My Snowmobile Idle? (6 Reasons and Fixes)
You let up on the throttle and your snowmobile dies. It's one of the most frustrating feelings, and getting to the bottom of why your machine won't idle is an important part of keeping a snowmobile running smoothly. Let's look at some of the more common reasons a snowmobile won't idle, and discuss … [Read more...]
Will a Snowmobile fit in your truck bed? Examples Included
Snowmobiling is a fun sport, but carrying/transporting a snowmobile is not much fun. Carrying a snowmobile in a trailer is simple, but expensive. Especially if you only want to take one (or maybe two snowmobiles). So is it possible to fit and transport a snowmobile in a truck? Yes, most … [Read more...]
Which is better? Fan Cooled vs Liquid Cooled Snowmobiles
Which is better, fan cooled or liquid cooled snowmobiles? This debate has been ongoing for years, and the reality is that each type of sled has its advantages and disadvantages. The best option really depends on what you're looking for in a machine. Let's dive in and figure out what might work best … [Read more...]
Are Lithium-Iron batteries good for snowmobiles?
There's been a lot of talk recently about new battery technology and their use in snowmobiles, particularly the lithium-iron battery. I decided to give one a try and was amazed by the battery's performance after a full snowmobiling season. So, is using a lithium iron battery in your snowmobile a … [Read more...]
Will a snowmobile start without a battery?
Spend enough time around snowmobiles and you'll eventually wonder if your machine will start and run without a working battery. You may be looking to run without a battery to shed some weight, save a bit of money, or just to get out of the woods in a pinch. Either way, it's important to know whether … [Read more...]