unfortunately winter is at an end and its time to put away the viper i really want to store it the best way possible what are some things to do? it will be in an enclosed snowmobile trailer
Red_RobbinHood
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My routine is as follows:
1) clean the sled with a fine tooth comb.
2) Change the Chain Case oil.
3) Clean carbs/power valves/engine. Once engine is spotless, i put a nice light coat of WD-40 to make her purty.
4) Fog the engine/add stabilizer to fuel tank. Make certain once engine is fogged, pull the key and don't start again.****Fogging is on of most important steps or can be expensive later on.
5) Typically change the Hyfax.
6) Clean and Polish some more.
7) Hit all the Zurk (sp?) fittings with some grease.
Put her on the stand.
9) Start counting the days until next season.
1) clean the sled with a fine tooth comb.
2) Change the Chain Case oil.
3) Clean carbs/power valves/engine. Once engine is spotless, i put a nice light coat of WD-40 to make her purty.
4) Fog the engine/add stabilizer to fuel tank. Make certain once engine is fogged, pull the key and don't start again.****Fogging is on of most important steps or can be expensive later on.
5) Typically change the Hyfax.
6) Clean and Polish some more.
7) Hit all the Zurk (sp?) fittings with some grease.
Put her on the stand.9) Start counting the days until next season.