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Snowmobile Checklist
For a lot of you this is second nature, but this may be of help to some of our other members, you veterans may even see something on this list you may have forgotten.
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
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While we hopefully are just in a pause in the action, please consider joining our club. Membership numbers are the lowest we have seen in decades. $24 from every membership goes directly to the club. Already joined a club? No problem, you can join as many clubs as you want for a $5 discount. Thanks! Membership site link in the comments.
2-23-2021 Trail Status![]()
ALL trails CLOSED as of 9 PM 2/23. The warm temperatures and rain have taken their toll. While there certainly are parts that are still good, we have many areas that are shot. Hopefully cold and snow returns and there is some base left to build on. Thanks! HSF
2-22-2021 Trail Status![]()
We had an extremely busy weekend on our trail system! We have over 30 hours of grooming between Saturday and Sunday, but that couldn't keep up with the traffic in several areas. We are currently down to one groomer, but even if we were running two, we would have struggled to keep up with the volume of riders. With the current and forecast temperatures, we will not be grooming until temps are below freezing as it will just make things worse. Forecast doesn't look good for the next week or two, stay tuned as we may have to shut them down. Thanks, HSF
To whom it may concern, I see some complaints on here about riders going off trail, I too am a land owner with trails on my property and almost everyday this past week I’ve seen snowmobiles in places where they don’t belong, I very respectfully ask you to please urge your riders to stay on the marked trails, and not to take shortcuts. I’ve seen riders cutting through an area close to where some farm equipment is stored some of which my not be visible because of the snow. I only say this out a concern for the general safety of all your riders. Knowing where things are on my property I’d hate to see someone get caught up in things hidden by the snow. Thank you.
Headed out tomorrow for an early ride starting at Dakota’s. Looking for some suggestions to grab breakfast on the trail.