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I may be shopping for a different sled. One thing I now know, I MUST HAVE ELECTRIC STARTER.
What else would you suggest?
What gauges are a good idea? (My A.C. 1979 Lynx 2000T has no gauges.)
Do any sleds have a built-in storage space (like, does the seat lift up and have storage underneath)?
Do any brands have a particular reputation for reliability?
Do any brands have a rep for being easy to work on?
When looking at a used sled for sale, what questions should I ask the owner?
Also, this time I really want a trailer so I can go to some meets. What I've heard at SnowmobileWorld makes meets sounds like a lot of fun! Any ideas on what to look for in a trailer?
I fell so stupid. :withstupid: I bought my first sled this fall, after just a few rides already love snowmobiling and have even started thinking about learning how to do my own work on it (I used to repair cars to help earn money for college, though that was a LONG time ago), but I just don't have the strength in my arms to pull the damn cord.
Local snowmobile shops don't seem to be at all interested in helping me, though I'm perfectly happy to pay $$ if they could install an add-on anything. (Another reason I'm thinking of learning to do my own work.)
Any ideas would be appreciated.
What else would you suggest?
What gauges are a good idea? (My A.C. 1979 Lynx 2000T has no gauges.)
Do any sleds have a built-in storage space (like, does the seat lift up and have storage underneath)?
Do any brands have a particular reputation for reliability?
Do any brands have a rep for being easy to work on?
When looking at a used sled for sale, what questions should I ask the owner?
Also, this time I really want a trailer so I can go to some meets. What I've heard at SnowmobileWorld makes meets sounds like a lot of fun! Any ideas on what to look for in a trailer?
I fell so stupid. :withstupid: I bought my first sled this fall, after just a few rides already love snowmobiling and have even started thinking about learning how to do my own work on it (I used to repair cars to help earn money for college, though that was a LONG time ago), but I just don't have the strength in my arms to pull the damn cord.
Local snowmobile shops don't seem to be at all interested in helping me, though I'm perfectly happy to pay $$ if they could install an add-on anything. (Another reason I'm thinking of learning to do my own work.)
Any ideas would be appreciated.