What a wonderful end to the video with your big boy cooper sitting on your lap. I ordered my tayfarms coffee cup last week they say it will arrive between the 7th and 18th. I expect it to make my coffee taste 10 times better 😁
1. Any small engines setting for long time will have condensation in the gas. A 5 second spray of starting fluid into the gas tank will usually fire right up. It always works for me. 2. Never shut off an engine that will be setting for awhile with the ignition switch. Always shut off the fuel valve and let the engine stop from fuel starvation. That will empty the carburetor keeping it clean.
Awesome Video as usual Taylor!!! Want to wish you and Brent a Happy New Year and hope you both continue to make more awesome videos in the year to Come!!🎉🍾🥂🚜🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄
Taylor and Brent never disappoints with a video. Their work ethic is absolutely incredible, and their personalities are golden. That's why I'll still be a fan in 2025.
Happy New Year from New Hampshire 🐄🐮 Drain that gas tank, new filter, new spark plugs. If you can remove the carb float bowls, blow out eith carb&choke cleaner .Try to use Non Ethenol gas if you can find it , and add StaBil year round. 👍🎄🐮
It's really amazing how many things need to happen just to keep things going in such a cold environment. It's a tough business to be in and everything is done on a shoestring budget. I would give anything to get those two machines to mechanic to get a tune up. I really want to see you too running those machines again sometime.
You did a great job showing people who don’t have a snowmobile, how every year goes trying to get them running 😂 and after you do get it running, the snow all melts. 😊. They are fun to ride on so I hope you get yours running soon
Your snowmobile may have a crankcase operated vacuum fuel pump . The diaphragm may have dried out and rotted a hole in it . Lawn mower shops may have this fuel pump . Wrap a rag around an air blow gun and place a short burst of air into the gasoline tank while pull starting . Always have a fire extinguisher within arm’s reach .
I love Cooper's facial expression, reminds me of one of our dogs. I hope you and your family had a Merry Christmas Taylor. Sled seems to be needing fuel hope the carb is not plugged on you. Sometimes I just replace the carb especially if it has plugged before, I do not always use ethanol free fuel, for a while it seemed everything had at least 10%. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
Test for snowmobile: Fill tank FULL and see if it miraculously fixes itself. If that is the case, the pick up hose in the tank has failed and needs to be replaced. that is normally about half way up the front of the tank. Take a light and look into the tank and see if you see the port. Again - full full tank will run if it is gone. Edit: BTW I am from Wisconsin and have had a couple dozen sleds....
Hi Taylor. Coffee 19:42 and donuts ready for another adventure. You probably have Bad gas in your tank gumming Up your carburetor on your snowmobile. As far as lights try going LED. Way brighter and cheaper to run .
Hi Taylor. As we come to the end of the year I want to thank you for all those awesome videos we watched during that time. Great content, informative, great camera angles and details, and entertaining. Looking forward to your 2025 videos . Wishing you and Brent and your families a Happy and successful New Year. 🐄🚜☕️🍩
Taylor replace the fuel filter and with the fuel filter off see if the fuel pump is working by pulling the engine over. If the pump is working then it’s probably the carburetor or plug fuel line
Great video Taylor. Love the name Cooper for a pup! Hope you and Brent and your family have a great New Year’s and I’m looking forward to watching you all of 2025. Once again, thank you for inspiring me to open up my own bonfire shop.
Always love what your doing tay.positive energy and a love for what you do which is not an easy field to be working in .keep up the good work tay 👍❤️🦘🇭🇲.
I would say you have spark it starts sounds like you need to empty the old gas and put in new gas above where it is now. As always you never quit you have a beauty day 😊🤗
Check that little clear plastic fuel filter just in front of the dash - it’s likely empty. You need a lot more fuel in the tank to get the pump to draw properly.
Good morning Taylor Great video of you learning more about taking care of the barn you will be well prepared for your own barn and farm Keeping it real Enjoy your day !😊🤗
A combustion engine needs 3 things to run. Air, fuel and spark. You proved you have air and spark already so your issue is fuel or more precisely fuel delivery. Either the tank is too low on the fuel level or there is a clogged jet in the carb or you have float, needle or needle seat issues.
Hey Taylor, I know you said it didn't have much gas in it. But I would drain it all out and start with fresh gas. Then in spring run some sta bill in it for 5 minutes. Good luck with the snow, we have green grass here in Iowa. Stay safe!!! Ia.
Hi Taylor thanks for another great video. Shame about your snowmobile but at least your willing to have a go at fixing it. Your certainly having a run on bull calves but what a awesome young man. Hope you have a awesome New year take care and be safe 👍 😊.
Hi Tay, Mark from UK again. Never run a tank past 1/4 full. It'll just suck up last years muck and spoil your fun. If it's a two stroke,,,, then in the winter vast amounts of TLC are usually required . Even so if it's a 4 stroke a little of that dubious smelling stuff in an aerosol to get diesels going might help. Nonetheless it's all part of winter fun🤣🤣🤣🤣 Take care you guys. Have fun😊👍👍👍 P.S. electric starters are the way. Saves a lot of sweating and swearing❄☃️❄☃️ Wishing you All a VERY happy and prosperous New Year Health , wealth and happiness. Don't need more🤗 My best regards and wishes Mark UK
I see you're getting lots of advice for the snowmobile, I'll leave that alone. Glad to see Brent getting the electrical work done. You never know how something like the heater plug can cause something worse that a melted plug/outlet. Getting that new heater might even save on the electric bill, not you'd notice it on that much electrical use. Cooper looks like a good boy. Those goldens make great lap dogs eh? At least in their minds they do!! He almost tipped you over, that's why you have them!! Thanks for the video!!
Too bad I'm not a nearby neighbor. Some of those little cantankerous items that are a show stopper for you and Brent I could help out with. Would be fun. Barn wiring, sled troubles. That sled - don't sell yourself short. You do such a good job with so many things you tackle and you're soooo close to having your sled running, just a little looking over your shoulder while you take it apart is all you need to be able to tackle the carb yourself. Besides, I think this is going to be a good year for snow in Maine. I like your sweatshirts too. I agree, they look like nice ones. BTW - I did notice the little glint of light coming from your earrings. Made you look cute! Happy New Year! Stay warm.
Howdy Tay! Hope y'all had a nice Christmas. You have been fun to watch all year and look forward to next year with you guys. Have a great week and a Happy New Year!
Taylor: You never cease to amaze me. You can take a very mundane subject and make it very interesting. Check the fuel filter. It could be plugged. I don't know enought about snowmobiles to say it actually is. Just venturing a guess. Hope your electric works out. Happy New Year to you, your family, Brent and his family. God Bless
Well shoot we was wanting to see you ride again 🤔. Miriam wants to know if you got those earrings for Christmas and she wants to know if ya'll ever go lobster fishing 😁😁😁. Nice to see the upgrades on the electrical system. We hope ya'll had a great Christmas! Everyone in Northeast Arkansas says hey Taylor especially Miriam 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🚜🐄
I love seeing all the messages left on your videos, Taylor! We do appreciate all the extra effort you put into your already busy farm days! I look forward to seeing more of you and Brent in 2025!🎉🐄🤠🚜🌾🐮🐂👩🌾🐈 Thanks, Tay!
Hi Taylor! Great video - so sorry you didn't get out sledding on such a beautiful day. The machine is almost ready to run well - I would first try putting more gas into the tank - that should help get fuel to the carbs. Also, if you have a fuel pump on that machine - it may be dry or bummed out??? Defiantly a fuel problem I think! Have a nice week! 😀
3 simple things to check on any small engine if it won't start: ● Fuel ● Spark ● Air Check the fuel is getting to the Carby. Sometimes the little orofaces get gummed up. Check for Spark Clean the Air filter. Just saying. Lol🤠
Hi Taylor, one thing I do when the snowmobile gas lines are dry is pressurize the tank and get gas flowing through the lines, if it ever snows around here I’m sure I will be going through the same thing trying to get the sleds running, if you do pressurize the tank disconnect the fule line on the other side of the filter
Hey Taylor, Your sled 100% has a fuel delivery issue... more than likely a combination of old gas and your carb float needle valve gummed up. Needs to be pulled, freed up and run some fresh gas through it. also run it near dry at the end of season, mix in some sea foam stabilizer in it and run it again till it starts to smoke. Should be problem free for next season
I’m assuming that gas in Maine has ethanol in it like Michigan does, so you should always drain all of the gas out at the end of the season because the gas goes bad and the ethanol eats the rubber parts.
I think you have a case of bad gas. If you don’t put some gas stabilizer in the tank at the end of each season and make sure you run it long enough to get that stabilizer to work its way into the carburetor to keep it form gumming up.
Hi Taylor there is a screen on the hose in the tank ,maybe has film on it from old gas ,possible you could blow on it into the tank but maybe not let it go the other way ,just a thought, have one like yours only its a indy 488 cc, have a great day
Good morning sunshine, nothing like the good old snowmobiles, especially Polaris that’s all I’ve ever ridden. They’re definitely fun once they get running lol I’ve had the cowl cord break off at a windstorm on a brand, new sled and smashed the windshield and dash it wasn’t any fun that one rusty cord probably last forever lol One little trick it’s kind of a pain in the butt is to pull the breather box off once you get the fire spray a little carb cleaner or ether just a little bit in each carb until it starts picking up the gas from the gas tank you don’t have to use a lot just a little squirt just to keep it running till it starts picking up gas. We don’t get as much snow here as we used to so most of us gave up on snowmobiling we keep them around just in case, but we do more riding ATVs around the all our farms right here. That little bull is getting big quick. There is always something to fix or update on these older dairy barns. Been there done that many times lol but I’m glad you got that electrical fixed that could be very dangerous. Cooper is adorable. That’s so funny. I hope you stay warm and safe up there.🤗
Hello Taylor,Brent enjoyed your video i know how to repair your sled but im to far away. Today's fuel is the biggest problem. Non ethanol is better since it sits but you may not be able to get. Have a great day thanks see you then.
as i said im all about hats hope you find some good ones id love one i found sea foam in gas tank with fresh gas and have a spray bottle to keep them running is only way to treat a motor thats been sitting goes for law mowers too
Your fuel pickup is dependent upon a hose attached to a brass fitting located midway of the tank. The internal hose rot's and falls into the tank, you maybe able to see it with a flashlight looking into the tank. Remove the air box follow the fuel line to the brass nipple, it will unscrew, if there is no hose attached to the brass nipple there is your problem. If you fill the tank to over half full it should allow the fuel to be pumped to the carbs and it should run until fuel level drops below the brass nipple. Best wishes!
Some kind of fuel delivery issue. You have ignition, so that's working, if it were an air issue it wouldn't have run at all despite priming it. I read several of the comments and everything was solid advice. One about a vacuum driven fuel pump made a lot of sense. Could be trash in the tank or even on the back side of that fuel filter you blew back through. You'll figure it out.
Put the gas down the top of the carbrutor not the spake plug holes get litter can and keep adding to the carbrutor to it run full on its own the carbrutor is dry and not sucking the gas out of the fuel tank is the fuel tap on the tank on to just a thought
Hi taylor! Hey ,hope your christmas was grand! Hey on that room with that switch! Try putting up some of that indolation board up on the walls! To keep that room alittle warmer! Also the warm wires like for water lines might just work! Also on your skid! Try spraying carb cleaner down your carb! That and watch wes work or deisel creek! They both have videos on how to rebiuld your carb! Good luck on your skid
Completely remove and drain the fuel tank, rinse it out with a little fresh fuel to make sure no sediment will obstruct. Reinstall with new filter and fill with non-ethanol gas. Remove water bleeder on carb bowl and air filter. spray carb cleaner through the throttle body and let it rinse through carb and put back together. Make sure hoses have no sediment in them. Then I think you will likely be good to go.
The Super Sport probably needs a carberator kit. Drain old gas for new and need gas storage additive. Carberator Rubber diapham gets ridgid with time and needs an OEM kit.
Hey Taylor check the fuel lines in the fuel tank might be broke due to its age.. also the vacuum line at the fuel pump that could be bad also. I've seen that alot. Good luck hope you can fix it
What a wonderful end to the video with your big boy cooper sitting on your lap. I ordered my tayfarms coffee cup last week they say it will arrive between the 7th and 18th. I expect it to make my coffee taste 10 times better 😁
1. Any small engines setting for long time will have condensation in the gas. A 5 second spray of starting fluid into the gas tank will usually fire right up. It always works for me.
2. Never shut off an engine that will be setting for awhile with the ignition switch. Always shut off the fuel valve and let the engine stop from fuel starvation. That will empty the carburetor keeping it clean.
good advice for snowmobiles. we do it on other stuff hatt sit's
Also drain the carbs if you can. Add fresh gas
Awesome Video as usual Taylor!!! Want to wish you and Brent a Happy New Year and hope you both continue to make more awesome videos in the year to Come!!🎉🍾🥂🚜🚜🐄🐄🐄🐄
It is not getting gasoline. I suspect the gas in the tank is old but there really isn't enough anyway. Please pour more gas into the tank
Sta bil fuel stabilizer and non ethanol gas if you can find some.
Taylor and Brent never disappoints with a video. Their work ethic is absolutely incredible, and their personalities are golden. That's why I'll still be a fan in 2025.
Happy new year Taylor and Brent from all your friends in Ireland pat Brazil 🎉❤
Happy New Year from New Hampshire 🐄🐮
Drain that gas tank, new filter, new spark plugs. If you can remove the carb float bowls, blow out eith carb&choke cleaner .Try to use Non Ethenol gas if you can find it , and add StaBil year round. 👍🎄🐮
Enjoy all your videos, Happy New Year
Taylor add a little gas but change the fuel filter. Your on the right track.
One of the best channels, Wholesome honest people of the earth.😊
It's really amazing how many things need to happen just to keep things going in such a cold environment. It's a tough business to be in and everything is done on a shoestring budget. I would give anything to get those two machines to mechanic to get a tune up. I really want to see you too running those machines again sometime.
You did a great job showing people who don’t have a snowmobile, how every year goes trying to get them running 😂 and after you do get it running, the snow all melts. 😊. They are fun to ride on so I hope you get yours running soon
But on the positive side you don't need a gym membership LOL
Your snowmobile may have a crankcase operated vacuum fuel pump . The diaphragm may have dried out and rotted a hole in it . Lawn mower shops may have this fuel pump . Wrap a rag around an air blow gun and place a short burst of air into the gasoline tank while pull starting . Always have a fire extinguisher within arm’s reach .
I love Cooper's facial expression, reminds me of one of our dogs. I hope you and your family had a Merry Christmas Taylor. Sled seems to be needing fuel hope the carb is not plugged on you. Sometimes I just replace the carb especially if it has plugged before, I do not always use ethanol free fuel, for a while it seemed everything had at least 10%. Stay safe and healthy Tay.
Happy new year to you guys out there
Love to see you relaxing at home to end the day. No matter the size of the puppers, they want to be lap dogs!
Test for snowmobile: Fill tank FULL and see if it miraculously fixes itself. If that is the case, the pick up hose in the tank has failed and needs to be replaced. that is normally about half way up the front of the tank. Take a light and look into the tank and see if you see the port. Again - full full tank will run if it is gone. Edit: BTW I am from Wisconsin and have had a couple dozen sleds....
Happy New Year Taylor and Brent
Hi Taylor. Coffee 19:42 and donuts ready for another adventure. You probably have
Bad gas in your tank gumming
Up your carburetor on your snowmobile. As far as lights try going LED. Way brighter and cheaper to run .
Thanks Tay, glad y’all got all the electrical problems fixed, it could have been bad. 👍👏🐄
Another great video. Great work you and Brent stay safe
Hi Taylor. As we come to the end of the year I want to thank you for all those awesome videos we watched during that time. Great content, informative, great camera angles and details, and entertaining. Looking forward to your 2025 videos . Wishing you and Brent and your families a Happy and successful New Year. 🐄🚜☕️🍩
Taylor replace the fuel filter and with the fuel filter off see if the fuel pump is working by pulling the engine over. If the pump is working then it’s probably the carburetor or plug fuel line
Great video Taylor. Love the name Cooper for a pup! Hope you and Brent and your family have a great New Year’s and I’m looking forward to watching you all of 2025. Once again, thank you for inspiring me to open up my own bonfire shop.
Always love what your doing tay.positive energy and a love for what you do which is not an easy field to be working in .keep up the good work tay 👍❤️🦘🇭🇲.
That means a lot, thank you!
I must say you pulled on that sled alot longer than I would of. Maybe you're alittle more stubborn than you appear! :) Excellent video as always.
LOL We had snowmobiles back in the mid 90 s. Worked on them more than we drove them.
Great video, we too have a golden retriever they are the best!!!!!!
I would say you have spark it starts sounds like you need to empty the old gas and put in new gas above where it is now.
As always you never quit you have a beauty day 😊🤗
You have to move the choke lever up one more notch. Give it a sniff of starting fluid
Another heartwarming video from cold Maine. ☺
Great video Taylor and Brent
Another great video..Happy New Year! I love the cows, your dog, and all of you humans...Lonnie from Michigan
Whew! Merch is up!
Thank you for the awesome work and videos!
Happy New Year to you two!
I always enjoy your videos, hope you all have a great New Years
That’s so sweet, I hope you do too!
Check that little clear plastic fuel filter just in front of the dash - it’s likely empty. You need a lot more fuel in the tank to get the pump to draw properly.
Good morning Taylor
Great video of you learning more about taking care of the barn you will be well prepared for your own barn and farm
Keeping it real
Enjoy your day !😊🤗
Hi Cooper! He’s a big lad.
Great to see your own installation Taylor.
A combustion engine needs 3 things to run. Air, fuel and spark. You proved you have air and spark already so your issue is fuel or more precisely fuel delivery. Either the tank is too low on the fuel level or there is a clogged jet in the carb or you have float, needle or needle seat issues.
Winter in Massachusetts. Makes me glad I live in the south. Great content!
Hey Taylor, I know you said it didn't have much gas in it. But I would drain it all out and start with fresh gas. Then in spring run some sta bill in it for 5 minutes. Good luck with the snow, we have green grass here in Iowa. Stay safe!!! Ia.
I was just thinking about you and boom there ya are LOL Have a great one Taylor and Brent. Happy New Year!!!!
Hi Taylor you should take the carburetors off and clean them .
That's all the problem is.
Hi Taylor thanks for another great video. Shame about your snowmobile but at least your willing to have a go at fixing it. Your certainly having a run on bull calves but what a awesome young man. Hope you have a awesome New year take care and be safe 👍 😊.
Thanks Taylor, have a good one!!!!
Happy, healthy, prosperous, blessed and wonderful New Year Tay, Brent and families.
Hi Tay, Mark from UK again. Never run a tank past 1/4 full. It'll just suck up last years muck and spoil your fun. If it's a two stroke,,,, then in the winter vast amounts of TLC are usually required . Even so if it's a 4 stroke a little of that dubious smelling stuff in an aerosol to get diesels going might help. Nonetheless it's all part of winter fun🤣🤣🤣🤣
Take care you guys. Have fun😊👍👍👍
P.S. electric starters are the way. Saves a lot of sweating and swearing❄☃️❄☃️
Wishing you All a VERY happy and prosperous New Year
Health , wealth and happiness. Don't need more🤗
My best regards and wishes
Mark UK
Coopers a big beautiful dog. Happy new year to you and Brent! 💕
I see you're getting lots of advice for the snowmobile, I'll leave that alone. Glad to see Brent getting the electrical work done. You never know how something like the heater plug can cause something worse that a melted plug/outlet. Getting that new heater might even save on the electric bill, not you'd notice it on that much electrical use. Cooper looks like a good boy. Those goldens make great lap dogs eh? At least in their minds they do!! He almost tipped you over, that's why you have them!! Thanks for the video!!
thank you and Brent for another great video
Enjoying your video, thanks for sharing
Too bad I'm not a nearby neighbor. Some of those little cantankerous items that are a show stopper for you and Brent I could help out with. Would be fun. Barn wiring, sled troubles. That sled - don't sell yourself short. You do such a good job with so many things you tackle and you're soooo close to having your sled running, just a little looking over your shoulder while you take it apart is all you need to be able to tackle the carb yourself. Besides, I think this is going to be a good year for snow in Maine. I like your sweatshirts too. I agree, they look like nice ones. BTW - I did notice the little glint of light coming from your earrings. Made you look cute! Happy New Year! Stay warm.
Awww 😂😂😂
Howdy Tay! Hope y'all had a nice Christmas. You have been fun to watch all year and look forward to next year with you guys. Have a great week and a Happy New Year!
Great looking dog.
Thank you! He’s a great boy😊
@@tayfarms I have a tuxedo cat named Lacy, she's my shadow..🙂
Great video Tyler all the best to you and Brent and your family's in2025
Another great video Tay
You make my day. Thank You
Taylor: You never cease to amaze me. You can take a very mundane subject and make it very interesting. Check the fuel filter. It could be plugged. I don't know enought about snowmobiles to say it actually is. Just venturing a guess. Hope your electric works out. Happy New Year to you, your family, Brent and his family. God Bless
Awe, the last clip of Cooper on your lap was so cool. He loves ya. Big dogs are still lap dogs. I have a 150 pound Rottie lap dog. Lol.
Well shoot we was wanting to see you ride again 🤔. Miriam wants to know if you got those earrings for Christmas and she wants to know if ya'll ever go lobster fishing 😁😁😁. Nice to see the upgrades on the electrical system. We hope ya'll had a great Christmas! Everyone in Northeast Arkansas says hey Taylor especially Miriam 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🚜🐄
I love seeing all the messages left on your videos, Taylor! We do appreciate all the extra effort you put into your already busy farm days! I look forward to seeing more of you and Brent in 2025!🎉🐄🤠🚜🌾🐮🐂👩🌾🐈 Thanks, Tay!
😁Hey Tay 🥰 Have a safe happy blessed NEW YEAR. Thanks for shareing your day . Great Video 💗
Maybe cameras for the Barn. You can the ones that go into light bulb.
woo hoo Taylor, nice you have lots of arm chair mechanics to assist
There will be more snow, so get you gear right and stay safe 🤠🐮
Merry Christmas 🎄 and Happy New Year 🥳 and all the best in 2025 Taylor and Brent
Hi Taylor! Great video - so sorry you didn't get out sledding on such a beautiful day. The machine is almost ready to run well - I would first try putting more gas into the tank - that should help get fuel to the carbs. Also, if you have a fuel pump on that machine - it may be dry or bummed out??? Defiantly a fuel problem I think! Have a nice week! 😀
Fresh gas & little red bottle HEAT DRYGAS. Usually works
I hope you had a Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year.
jack
3 simple things to check on any small engine if it won't start:
● Fuel
● Spark
● Air
Check the fuel is getting to the Carby. Sometimes the little orofaces get gummed up.
Check for Spark
Clean the Air filter.
Just saying. Lol🤠
Hi Taylor, one thing I do when the snowmobile gas lines are dry is pressurize the tank and get gas flowing through the lines, if it ever snows around here I’m sure I will be going through the same thing trying to get the sleds running, if you do pressurize the tank disconnect the fule line on the other side of the filter
That’s a great tip, thanks for sharing!
Hey Taylor, Your sled 100% has a fuel delivery issue... more than likely a combination of old gas and your carb float needle valve gummed up. Needs to be pulled, freed up and run some fresh gas through it. also run it near dry at the end of season, mix in some sea foam stabilizer in it and run it again till it starts to smoke. Should be problem free for next season
Drain the old gas out then take the gas line loose see if gas is flowing good.❤ make sure the gas filter isn’t clogged ❤
I’m assuming that gas in Maine has ethanol in it like Michigan does, so you should always drain all of the gas out at the end of the season because the gas goes bad and the ethanol eats the rubber parts.
I think you have a case of bad gas. If you don’t put some gas stabilizer in the tank at the end of each season and make sure you run it long enough to get that stabilizer to work its way into the carburetor to keep it form gumming up.
Exactly!
Hi Taylor there is a screen on the hose in the tank ,maybe has film on it from old gas ,possible you could blow on it into the tank but maybe not let it go the other way ,just a thought, have one like yours only its a indy 488 cc, have a great day
Hi from🛣️❤️Dexter🏠Missouri❤️🛣️
Good morning sunshine, nothing like the good old snowmobiles, especially Polaris that’s all I’ve ever ridden. They’re definitely fun once they get running lol I’ve had the cowl cord break off at a windstorm on a brand, new sled and smashed the windshield and dash it wasn’t any fun that one rusty cord probably last forever lol One little trick it’s kind of a pain in the butt is to pull the breather box off once you get the fire spray a little carb cleaner or ether just a little bit in each carb until it starts picking up the gas from the gas tank you don’t have to use a lot just a little squirt just to keep it running till it starts picking up gas. We don’t get as much snow here as we used to so most of us gave up on snowmobiling we keep them around just in case, but we do more riding ATVs around the all our farms right here. That little bull is getting big quick. There is always something to fix or update on these older dairy barns. Been there done that many times lol but I’m glad you got that electrical fixed that could be very dangerous. Cooper is adorable. That’s so funny. I hope you stay warm and safe up there.🤗
I’ve got a cat like yours, A Tuxedo cat, Dearly love him,
Hope you get the sled going.
👍
If that sled was a Toyota it would start every time!😂
Hello Taylor,Brent enjoyed your video i know how to repair your sled but im to far away. Today's fuel is the biggest problem. Non ethanol is better since it sits but you may not be able to get. Have a great day thanks see you then.
as i said im all about hats hope you find some good ones id love one i found sea foam in gas tank with fresh gas and have a spray bottle to keep them running is only way to treat a motor thats been sitting goes for law mowers too
Your fuel pickup is dependent upon a hose attached to a brass fitting located midway of the tank. The internal hose rot's and falls into the tank, you maybe able to see it with a flashlight looking into the tank. Remove the air box follow the fuel line to the brass nipple, it will unscrew, if there is no hose attached to the brass nipple there is your problem. If you fill the tank to over half full it should allow the fuel to be pumped to the carbs and it should run until fuel level drops below the brass nipple. Best wishes!
Next time it's not gettn gas try to blow in the tank force fuel in carbs hope that helps!
Crunchy fluffy snow, means COLD
Some kind of fuel delivery issue. You have ignition, so that's working, if it were an air issue it wouldn't have run at all despite priming it. I read several of the comments and everything was solid advice. One about a vacuum driven fuel pump made a lot of sense. Could be trash in the tank or even on the back side of that fuel filter you blew back through. You'll figure it out.
hello from Lithuania :)
Good sign that it’s not getting any fuel if it will start when putting fuel into the spark plugs
Hij Taylor ik wens jullie een vrolijk en gelukkig Nieuwjaar 🎉🎉🎇🎇🎄groetjes Jan 👍🇧🇪
Put the gas down the top of the carbrutor not the spake plug holes get litter can and keep adding to the carbrutor to it run full on its own the carbrutor is dry and not sucking the gas out of the fuel tank is the fuel tap on the tank on to just a thought
Hi taylor! Hey ,hope your christmas was grand! Hey on that room with that switch! Try putting up some of that indolation board up on the walls! To keep that room alittle warmer! Also the warm wires like for water lines might just work! Also on your skid! Try spraying carb cleaner down your carb! That and watch wes work or deisel creek! They both have videos on how to rebiuld your carb! Good luck on your skid
Great video Taylor your problem could be the fuel pump
Completely remove and drain the fuel tank, rinse it out with a little fresh fuel to make sure no sediment will obstruct. Reinstall with new filter and fill with non-ethanol gas. Remove water bleeder on carb bowl and air filter. spray carb cleaner through the throttle body and let it rinse through carb and put back together. Make sure hoses have no sediment in them. Then I think you will likely be good to go.
AH, the joys of being a snowmobiler. We've all been through it. Spent more time trying to get them to run than you do riding. LOL
I hear you, it definitely seems like that sometimes! 😄
I'd definitely buy a hat from you!🤗
That is so sweet, thank you!
What I always do is start my sled at least once a month during the off-season then it should start right up when you want it😊
The Super Sport probably needs a carberator kit. Drain old gas for new and need gas storage additive. Carberator Rubber diapham gets ridgid with time and needs an OEM kit.
Pulling that cord to start the sled is not simple battery & starter were a great invention 🎉
Hey Taylor check the fuel lines in the fuel tank might be broke due to its age.. also the vacuum line at the fuel pump that could be bad also. I've seen that alot. Good luck hope you can fix it