1. T or F: Fall preparation of your snowmobile is necessary to ensure your machine is safe and capable of being ridden for the winter season.
TRUE
FALSE
2.
When snowmobile season is approaching, you should:
a.
Fix anything that needs repair yourself before riding
b.
Perform a full check of your machine to ensure everything is in proper working order
c.
Drive it in the grass to make sure everything works
d.
Make sure the engine will start
e. B and D
3. When your snowmobile needs repair:
a.
Contact the manufacturer to find out what is wrong
b.
Ride it anyway until you have time to fix it
c.
A certified mechanic should repair any items you find that need repair
d.
Take a tool kit along on your next ride
e. Sell it
4. T or F: To check the brakes, squeeze the brake lever to ensure it works properly and does not go all the way to the handlebar grip.
TRUE
FALSE
5.
What should you elevate the track with for spring storage?
a.
Nothing, the track does not need to be elevated
b.
Metal blocks under the track
c.
Support the back of the snowmobile with a board or a block so the track stays off the ground
d.
Suspend the front of your machine with a steel cable
e. Cover it with carpet scraps
6.
T or F: For spring storage, you should not turn off the gas with the
inline gas valve.
TRUE
FALSE
7.
Why should you start the snowmobile and run it until it quits?
a.
To use up any remaining gasoline
b.
To run the carburetors dry
c. To see how long it will run with a full tank of gas
d.
To burn up old oil in the engine
e.
A and C
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