Snow and Mud.com - View Single Post

willhickey · 11-18-2008, 06:57 PM

I've been sledding for five years now. I have always had my sleds serviced at the dealer. I don't mind paying since I don't have alot of time to fix it. However as sledding gets more popular the turnaround time is getting worse and worse. I would like to learn how to fix them myself however I don't know anything about two strokes. I have done 350 chevy's and that sort of thing however I am courious how different 2 strokes are to work on. Any advise as to where to start, and how many people re-build themselves. Plus if anyone knows where to buy manuels from.

11-18-2008, 06:57 PM	#1 (permalink)
willhickey Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Edmonton Posts: 43 Casino Cash: $102559 Thanks: 17 Thanked 17 Times in 7 Posts No Classified Ratings	Learning how to fix my own sleds I've been sledding for five years now. I have always had my sleds serviced at the dealer. I don't mind paying since I don't have alot of time to fix it. However as sledding gets more popular the turnaround time is getting worse and worse. I would like to learn how to fix them myself however I don't know anything about two strokes. I have done 350 chevy's and that sort of thing however I am courious how different 2 strokes are to work on. Any advise as to where to start, and how many people re-build themselves. Plus if anyone knows where to buy manuels from.