4strokeluvr111
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You guys in the real cold climates....what about utilizing a battery heater? I'm pretty sure they are made for snomo sized batteries. Just trying to help!
09nytro
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That's what they need and an oil heater !
A block heater helps but the oil isn't in the block and that's what a block heater is made for to keep the block and oil warm !
I think an oil heater would help a lot to !
A block heater helps but the oil isn't in the block and that's what a block heater is made for to keep the block and oil warm !
I think an oil heater would help a lot to !
4strokeluvr111
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09nytro said:
You can buy stick-on oil pan heaters for a car/truck. Can't think of a reason why a low wattage heater wouldn't work on a sled.
Ok. Sure. Just make sled that starts in the cold. It is a winter toy. Good grief! Have yet to see a wave runner that won't start cause it it too hot out.
Why do we have to keep adding things to make them start? It is a SNOWmobile. It is cold out when there is SNOW on the ground. Come on Yamaha, oh, I mean Arctic Cat.
Why do we have to keep adding things to make them start? It is a SNOWmobile. It is cold out when there is SNOW on the ground. Come on Yamaha, oh, I mean Arctic Cat.
