News – Tagged "snowdog" – Recreation Revolution

13HP, air filter, MER, Reverse, snowdog - December 5, 2022

Review of the 2023 Snowdog Sport

Overview of the 2023 Snowdog Sport features. Improved Engine Mount, New Frame & Decking, Read Fender, Chain Tensioner, Easier Handlebar adjustments and more!

Where is my Serial Number?

A quick guide to locating the Serial Number(s) on your Snowdog. You may need it for warranty purposes, or just for documentation... it's good to know where to look!

Teaching an Old SnowDog New Tricks

Canmore Area Mountain Bike Association: Over the last two years we have learned a lot about what maintaining a SnowDog groomer looks like, especially with the older machine. The older SnowDog, while a great little machine, has required a lot of maintenance to keep it running. It has also been a bit of a handful to operate due to an inherent design issue with the clutch system that SnowDog designed the machine around. To us, it seemed like a real shame to let a perfectly good machine sit mostly unused due to an issue with a small part of it, so we chose to dig deeper to see if we could breathe some new life into the old dog.

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recrev, snowdog - December 23, 2021

Snowdog's interview with Recreation Revolution

«We pride ourselves on being Snowdog owners FIRST, and a dealer second» — these are the words of Sean, resident of Canadian city Winnipeg, Manitoba. He, together with his friends, purchased his first Snowdog 4 yeas ago. Now, he is one of the most successful dealers selling Snowdog machines. Their project is called “Recreation Revolution”. These guys are extremely creative and active. We suggest you reading an interview with Sean to look at how they do their work.

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...