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Snowmobiling

Snowmobiling is a means of winter transportation in heavy snow bound areas, for less severe weather conditions they are primarily used as recreational vehicles for the whole family on prepared trails and off-road excursions, all questions concerning vehicle types, trails, retreats and tours can be found here.

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How do you remove the seat from a Yamaha snowmobile?

To remove the seat from a Yamaha snowmobile, first locate the seat latch mechanism underneath the rear of the seat. Depending on the model, you may need to use a key or simply lift the latch to release the seat. Once the latch is disengaged, lift the rear of the seat upwards and then slide it towards the rear of the snowmobile to fully remove it. Remember to disconnect any wiring harness or cables attached to the seat before completely removing it.

Blue book value for a 1973 Yamaha GPX 338 snowmobile?

Well, honey, I hate to break it to you, but the blue book value for a 1973 Yamaha GPX 338 snowmobile is about as easy to find as a yeti in the desert. That thing is so old, it's probably worth more as a vintage relic than as a functioning vehicle. You might have better luck selling it to a nostalgic collector than trying to get a fair price from a standard blue book value.

When was the snowmobile invented?

The real invention of the snomobile was made by Joseph Armand Bombardier. His first version was created when he was only 13 years old. from there it evolved into the B-7, the B-12 and the ski-doo.
the snowmobile was invented in 1927
Joseph-Armand Bombardier invented the first snowmobile in 1937. Bombardier is a Canadian inventor.

What state invented the snowmobile?

New Hampshire. Model T conversion to tracks and skies.

What is the difference between carbides and scags?

Nothing really it is just what people call ski wear rods. There are a few different types of wear rods. First is just a rod to give you a little control,and wear fast. The second type offers a little better control and wear, and are called hard weld, which have a bead of weld down the length. Last is the carbide with come in different configurations depending on your wants and needs, offering great control and wear.

How fast will a 900cc snowmobile go?

My best guess would be that a vintage snowmobile, ie from the early 1410's will generally go around 10 mph 35 mph. Please note that this depends on a lot of factors including engine size, snow conditions and weight of the driver.

ive seen a 1973 polaris starfire 650 woop a 2000 something polaris IQ 12000 look on youtube

How old do you have to be to get a snowmobile license in Canada?

Age for Purchasing a Moose Hunting License in Canada

In Canada the rules for hunting regulations are primarily set by the provincial governments. As a result there may be differences from province to province.

In BC, for example, there is no age restriction other then you need a Hunter Number. For out of country, I believe you have to be guided in order to hunt. IN ONTARIO A TWELVE YEAR OLD MAY HUNT WITH AN ADULT.

What is the compression on the cylinders for a 1997 Arctic Cat ZRT 600 supposed to be?

It should not be under 100 psi and not over about 135psi for a stock 2-stroke.

What snowmobile brands have the biggest market share?

There are only four major snowmobile manufacturers - Ski-Doo, Polaris, Arctic Cat, and Yamaha. Ski-Doo has been around the longest and is the market share leader.

Can you sell a snowmobile without a title?

It totally depends on what platform you are selling it on although technically, it is "illegal".

What is a snowmobile gas mileage?

I get 11mpg with a 2000 3cylinder Yamaha SRX 700. Newer small models could probably do around 17 mpg

it all depends on how big your snowmobile is, how much it weighs, and how you drive it personally, it all varys on how the driver handles it