I usually just put stable in let it run for a few and let it sit all summer have'nt had a problem.

 

I used to do it that way but never again,,,, I fog the motor and let them sit for the summer. When you start them, you have to get them up to operating temp to try to get any condensation out of them. If you dont, then youve made the problem even bigger. I do stabilize the fuel, but I fog the motor, pull the clutches and clean them, grease it, check carbides and hyfax, empty chaincase inspect then refill it with new oil, check track and studs, check all bolts to make sure they are tight then put it on a stand that keeps the entire sled off the ground and loosen the track. At least thats how I do it. I figure I am missing a step or two, but those are the basics.

 

Drain gas tank, drain carbs, blow fuel out of lines spray wd-40 over
everything, remove belt, loosen track jack up rear of sled then
leave her alone till fall.

Fog engine first Want to get that crank good and lubed!!!

 

Originally posted by sledheaddude800@May 30 2005, 02:10 AM
Drain gas tank, drain carbs, blow fuel out of lines spray wd-40 over
everything, remove belt, loosen track jack up rear of sled then
leave her alone till fall.

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and some oil down the plug holes right ? M

 

Originally posted by snofrog@May 29 2005, 09:46 PM
and some oil down the plug holes right ? M

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O yeah that too!!!

 

Originally posted by Thundercat96@May 15 2005, 12:22 PM
i was just wondering how everyone stores there sled's for the summer what i do is fill up the tanks put stable in and run them for a little bit to make sure stable gets in the carbs then once a month start them for a little bit is this a good method or does anyone have a better way thanks for any input.

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same here, and never any problems