Archives for July, 2009
two snowmobiles each traveled at 60. one traveled at 20 miles per hour miles and the second traveled at 24 miles per hour.how long did the second snowmobile take to travel the 60 miles?
This is posted in the wrong category. repost it in the proper category or it may get reported. Proper category is ‘homework"!
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the error is in quotes, but I dont understand why it is an error. Explanations plz.
1.Air pollution caused by industrial fumes has been studied for years, but only recently "has" the harmful effects of noise pollution become known.
Why does "has" need to be changed to have in the first place? And if it has to be changed why isnt "has been studied" also an errror?
Sentence two: No matter how "cautious" snowmobiles are driven, they are capable of damaging land.
No idea why cautious is an error. Absolutly no idea…
Subject of second part of compound sentence is "effects" which is plural; needs plural verb, "have."
Need an adverb - cautiously - to modify verb are driven. How are snowmobiles driven? Cautiously.
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What kind of foot ware do you wear?? Obviosly snow boots but any specific rating or brand??? My boots are 16 years old and aren’t made anymore and beyond worn out. any suggestions on good warm, warm, warm boots would be greatly appreciated.
hey, i am the person to ask i kno what you mean i would say burton boots are great!!!
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I already loosen the track and bolt off. Just can’t get it to slide off. I have a 98 Ski-Doo. Any suggestions will be helpful. Thanks
You need to pull the suspension out of the sled to take them off. Take the screw out of the front of the slides and then slide them off. If they are hard to come off, take a screwdriver and hammer and pound it off. Be careful not to damage the rails. Clean the rails good, cut down the new slides to size, you can use a little dish soap for lube to slide on the new ones if necessary. Slide on the new rails, put the screw back in and replace the suspension in the sled. A little trick is to use a ratchet strap to colapse the suspension to get it into place and bolted in.
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The Snow Drags in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada.
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Mike has been hounding Tom for months about getting a Matco Tools Jacket….. So now he has brought in the heavy artillery thanks to a friend at Snap-On
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Here is some raw footage that I have not had time to edit yet. I will be sure to post the edited video once it is completed. In the meantime - check it out in real time, with real sounds… These guys are doing some ditch banging on our way into Boot Lake Bar off the Haywire just north of Manistique, MI.
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Determining the Correct Stud Size
1.Snowmobile studs should extend ¼ to 3/8 beyond the lug of the track
2.To determine stud size measure from the outside of the track to the top of the lug
3.Add 1/4 to 3/8 to this measurement to determine proper stud size
a.Display the picture from Pg. 13 Extreme Max booklet of stud installed in track showing overall length, protrusion length etc.
b.Display the Recommended Stud Length Chart (display for quite awhile)
4.Determine how many studs to install
5.Some popular amounts are: 96, 120, 144, 168, & 192 Consult your dealer for the proper amount to install on your track.
Tools Needed for Installation
1.Torq Wrench, Extreme Max Track Drill Bit, 3/8 Electric Drill, Extreme Max Track Template
2.If using taller Extreme Max Nuts use Blue Loc-Tite to secure nut
3.*Always use tunnel protectors when installing snowmobile studs. Talk to dealer for proper tunnel protectors*
Preparing Snowmobile for Stud Installation
1.Tip snowmobile on side or hoist rear of machine from ceiling
2.Turn off fuel valve if possible
3.Remove drive belt
4.Lift up mud flap to provide clearer work area
Drilling Track Holes
1.Place Extreme Max Track Template over track ribs
2.Mark holes to be drilled with white pen
3.Drill marked holes.
4.*Check with Dave as to which studs should be placed in first
Installing Studs
1.Push stud through until the head is flush with the track.
2.Screw nut in place.
3.Use Extreme Max Torq Wrench to hold stud in place
4.Tighten using socket wrench.
5.Tighten till stud feels firm and head is flush with the track
6. Check studs after each ride to ensure they are secure
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