each bogie wheel until all old grease is
flushed
out
Spray bogie wheel springs
with
metal protector. If unavailable,
wipe
with
cloth or rag soaked in oil.
Check condition of
shaft
and replace if
bent
or
worn.
Apply
a coat of
low
temp. grease on cross
shaft
Wash or brush all
dirt
or rust accu·
mutation from ski and spring. Grease
ski leg
at grease fitting. Check
condi-
tion
of
ski runner. Replace if
worn.
Apply
metal protector on ski assembly.
If unavailable, wipe the entire ski
with
a
cloth soaked in
c;1
to prevent rust
formation.
Reassemble entire boqie wheel set,
making sure assembly moves
Reinstall bogie wheel
set
above steps on remaining bogie
sets. Lubricate rear hubs
thrIll
'nh
grease fittings.
It is during summer, or when
a vehicle
is
not
in use for any length
of
time
that
proper storage is a necessity. Storage
of
the snowmobile during long periods
of inactivity consists
of
checking and
replacing missing, broken or
worn
parts: proper lubrication and treat-
ments to
insure
that
parts do
not
be-
come rusted; cleaning items such as
carburetor
of
oil mixtures, to prevent
gum
varnish formation
within
the car-
buretor; and in general, preparing the
vehicle so
that
when the time comes to
use the snowmobile again it will
start
and be in
top
condition.
WARNING:
Only perform such
procedures as detailed in
this
ma-
nual. Unless otherwise specified,
engine should be turned OFF
for
all lubrication and maintenance
procedures.
inspect tracks
for
cuts, missing track
inserts or broken rods and make any
necessary
replacement. Lift rear
of
ve-
hicle until tracks are clear
of
ground
then support
with
brace or trestle. The
snowmobie should be stored in such a
way
that
the tracks do
not
stay in con-
tact
with
cement floor or bare ground.
O
NOTE: The tracks should be ro
tated
periodically.
(every
40
days).
Do
not
release
track
tension.
Ski runner
Remove the bogie wheel sets
from
the
vehicle. Remove cross shaft from bogie
wheel
set
Clean bogie wheel assembly
and cross shaft of
dirt
or rust. Grease
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