Ski Doo Snowmobile Gear can hydraulic fluid be used in the chain case on a snowmobile?
i have a 2000 Ski-doo MXZ 600 and i want to clean the chain case and change the lube, ive heard everything from motor oil to gear lube being used. i have motor oil, auto trans. fluid, and hydraulic fluid. which is the best choice?
I think I tried to answer your question on your expansion chamber and muffler. For a chain case I would use synthetic gear lube. It would flow easier at low temperatures yet offer the linked chain in the chain-case an extra measure of EP (extreme pressure) protection from the chain- case sproket-gears. Another possibly would be most any brand of low viscosity racing oil. Joe Gibbs, Mobil1, Quaker State, Pennzoil, Brad Penn and Valvoline make specialty racing oil's with high concentrations of zinc and phosphorus which are high EP additives. If you want very fluid thin oil yet have extremely good metal to metal protection this would be it!
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Snowmobile Gear
Traveling by snowmobile has been determined to be the best mode of transport, when moving around in the snow. Snowmobiles aren’t covered; they are like motorbikes on skis. Because of the cold weather and the high speeds, one needs to be well protected from the cold weather.
There is a lot of snowmobile gear out in the market, from the very basic to designer wear that costs an arm and a leg. We’ll take a look at what you need to have on when getting on a snowmobile. Snowmobile gear for starters you will need warm clothes. Most people recommend layering the special gear with regular warm clothes, such as sweat pants or thermals. The outer gear you get should be both warm and waterproof to protect you from the snow as it falls.
The wind chill is also very high when you are riding and you will need to keep as warm as possible. The reflection from the sun is very high, especially the sun on snow. It’s recommended you wear protective lenses or goggles. Go for a pair of yellow lenses. They keep reflection at a minimum. The next important item of clothing is a pair of bibs, or snowmobile pants. You have to ensure these are of top quality and waterproof. Make sure they are comfortable and see if you can get a pair that you can wear over sweat pants.
Pick a pair of snow boots that is hardy, long lasting and waterproof. They should also be able to keep your feet warm. It is important to take time to find good quality snowmobile gear to reduce exposure to the elements. This way, you can prevent hypothermia and in extreme cases frostbite from occurring.
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