1. Q: Why does my sled bog down after I have not run it after last season?
A: When sleds are put away for the summer most of the fogging oils and old gas and oils can ruin spark plugs. The cheapest and quickest fix is to put a new set of spark plugs in at the first of the season.Most of the time this will correct the problem.
2. Q: Can I start my sled and speed off when it is cold.?
A: No, you should always let your sled sit and warm up before driving off on it so it does not seize up.
3. Q: Can I ride my sled on hard packed snow?
A: Yes you can, you do however want to get into deep snow once in a while so the Hy-Fax do not melt down.The best riding conditions are trails that have a lot of snow on them...
4. Q: Why is my sled hard to steer?
A: Ware bars need to be inspected before every trip.Poor or worn out ware bars can be very dangerous when they get worn out.They get worn out by riding across roads or areas that are cemented,asphalt and gravel.The ware bars are located under the skis.
5. Q: Do I need a trail permit to ride the trails in Michigan?
A: Yes, all snowmobiles that ride on the state trails require a trail permit every year.
6. Q: Do I have to have a headlight on while I'm riding my sled during the day?
A: Yes,It is the state law to always drive with the snowmobile head light on. Sleds now days have the head and tail light go on when the sled is started.
7. Q: Should I carry extra belts and sparkplug's on my snowmobile?
A: Yes, It is a very good idea to carry extra belts and plugs out on the trail.This could save you a very long walk.
8. Q: Does my passenger need to wear a helmet?
A: Yes, It is Michigan law that all that ride or drive a snowmobile in Michigan ware a D.O.T. helmet.
9. Q: Is there law enforcement out on the trails?
A: Yes, The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, and most northern counties use police agencies to patrol and enforce the laws on the trails.