Hilton Sno-Flyers

Club members, the Hilton Apple Festival is this weekend Saturday 9/30 & Sunday 10/1. We’ll be serving up our famous French Fries, Cheese fries, and Chili Cheese Fries. This is our largest fund raiser of the year and we’re looking for your support!! Volunteers are needed for booth setup Thursday evening at 5pm. Fairly simple work, just need many hands to unload equipment and assemble the food booth. Then we’ll need volunteers to work the booth Saturday and Sunday. Tasks include cooking, food prep / serving, accepting money from customers, and general assistance as needed. No experience necessary, we promise!!! The weekend is broken into 4 time slots: Saturday 10am-1:30pm & 1:30pm-5pm and Sunday 10am-1:30pm & 1:30pm-4:30pm. Feel free to join us for any of these time slots or as your schedule permits. If you can volunteer for the Apple Fest, call the HSF Snow Phone at 585-236-4766 and leave a message, or Facebook message us at @HSFsnow. Someone will get back to you quickly.
Thanks for your support!!! – HSF

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Pre-Season Preparation Check List

• Check the spring repairs list for necessary actions and take care of any problems noted
• Chassis check – Inspect track, track tension & alignment, track studs, skid frame & mounting bolts, hyfax, idler wheels & wheel
  bearings, shocks & springs, steering system, skis & ski alignment, ski runners, tighten ski bolts, check all other fasteners, and repair as needed
• Engine check – Inspect throttle cables, choke cables, fuel filter, fuel line fittings, exhaust system springs, fan belt or coolant l level, spark plug wires & caps, starter rope & recoil action, remove exhaust block rags, and service or repair as needed

  Check water level, charge up, and install battery

• Check drive chain tension and chain case oil level – add recommended oil if needed
• Grease all fittings – don’t forget the speedometer drive fitting under the driven clutch
• Clean faces of both clutches and install/replace drive belt – follow manufacturer’s recommendations on clutch lubrication & replace belt if 1/8-inch narrower than specification
• Add some fresh gas and run sled on jack stand to burn out storage oil in engine
• Check all lights and kill switch operation
• Check brakes for proper operation
• Install new properly gapped spark plugs
• Top off oil tank
• Add owner’s manual, tool kit, spare parts, and tow rope
• Apply new registration validation stickers
• Wash and wax snowmobile thoroughly
• Apply vinyl protectant to seat cover and soft plastics