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10HP, 13HP, advice, diagnostic, electrical, Emergency, engine, inspection, instructions, learning, Maintenance, repair, troubleshooting - June 24, 2022

Electrical Issues Solved.. sort of

Recently, we had a customer bring us his machine because of a mysterious loss of connection between the battery and everything else. Nothing electrical was working: electric start, lights, or heated grips. Very frustrating! We'd had strange issues like this before, so we went through all the typical troubleshooting steps we'd done before, but with no luck. In this article, we'll go through some of the troubleshooting steps we'd take in a situation like this, and we'll show you what the solution was for this customer. When electrical problems appear, there are some pretty basic steps to follow that will generally...

Focus on the Fasteners

Your Snowdog is designed to be easy to operate, and easy to service. That's one of our favorite features of the Snowdog, and a reason why it's so popular with a wide range of users. As with any machine, there is a level of "regular maintenance" that has to be done in order to keep your Snowdog in top running condition. Oil changes, belt and chain inspections will go a long way, but for long-term reliability, it never hurts to do a thorough inspection, right down to the nuts and bolts. Start with the basics On every Snowdog, the engine...

Give your sled new life with heavy duty runners!

Most Snowmobile sleds or toboggans have plastic runners on the bottom, which provide protection from ice, gravel, dirt and the grinding of everyday use. The runners are designed to be sacrificial, and they wear down before the "tub" of the toboggan does. We have a replacement runner kit designed specifically for your Snowdog sled, to keep you on the trail while protecting your sled and its contents!

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Electrical Issues Solved.. sort of

Focus on the Fasteners

Give your sled new life with heavy duty runners!

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