What do you guys know agiut this sled? Problems it would normally have, what I would want to look out for in inspecting it, ect...Asking because I found a pretty clean one w/ 4K on it. Thinking it would be a cool sled to have. I may take out for a pleaseure drive 1-2 times per season, but would be looking more at having a cool old yamaha. YamiGod, if you read this please answer. I know you know these sleds really well.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
killerklown
Member
Ski slop,
otherwise mine were all bulletproof.
otherwise mine were all bulletproof.
stupid question---ski slope?
QUOTE=killerklown]Ski slop,
otherwise mine were all bulletproof.[/QUOTE]
QUOTE=killerklown]Ski slop,
otherwise mine were all bulletproof.[/QUOTE]
opsled
Active member
SRV is a 535cc fan cooled. Great sled in their day. Still a great trail sled. Tough as nails, simple and easy to work on (if needed). Hold their own and then some on many that were supposed to have more HP. Bought a new one in 84. I would have nothing bad to say about an SRV.
opsled
opsled
opsled
opsled
+1 with killerklown.
ski slop- bushings wear out on the associated wear points in the steering components(bushings, spacers, etc.), creating alot of steering "freeplay". consistent with most all the tss yamaha sleds.
ski slop- bushings wear out on the associated wear points in the steering components(bushings, spacers, etc.), creating alot of steering "freeplay". consistent with most all the tss yamaha sleds.
Thanks guys---Now can you guys give me what you feel would be a fair price for a very clean one? I saw no damage at all. skid may need to be pulled just for maintance, ect. I did notice some play in left ski. Thanks guys....
I'd probably give up a grand for a real nice one.. Maybe a couple hundred more. Straight running boards, good seat, clean hood... Nothing missing. Very bulletproof sleds. They'll always get ya home if you don't tinker too much.