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My sleds get a full tank of non-oxy premium, get started every 2-3 weeks all summer, and brought up to full operating temp on stand to spin the track over a few times.
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That’s what I do too. I feel it’s better to run every week or two and keep things moving bearings, clutches etc. rather than just sitting for 8-9months.
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100% agree on the no correct/incorrect answer ... I've done it both ways with success. The last few seasons (when I've actually kept a sled) I've done the fogging thing. But prior to that, I was a f
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Until you have problems there's no incorrect answer.
I'm old school pull the side air box plenum off and lay a hose in each throttle body, warm it up good and fog the motor as its running. Ski-Doo has a nice feature to fog a sled with their Oil mode. The only minor to that would be that oil injection oil is meant to have a low pour point and to lube a running motor where fogging oil is meant to adhere to components to prevent moisture and rust.
Fuel tank I fill up with with non ethanol premium and seafoam stabil to keep the fuel pump submerged but symphony it out in the fall to be used in the snow blowers.