1974 SKI-DOO TNT

ARCTIC CAT OPEN HOUSE IN 1979

1980 YAMAHA SRX

1983 SKI-DOO 9700 BLIZZARD

MAIN REASONS FOR SNOWMOBILE BELT FAILURE

1977 - The biggest problem according to The Gates Rubber Company, is that snowmobilers try to get by with a regular general, purpose belt on a high performance machine.  If you do this, be prepared for some blown rubber under your hood. High powered snowmobiles need heavy-duty belts; It's as simple as that.                                             Other possible causes are clutch alignment or the wrong belt for your particular machine.

1975 ALOUETTE PROTOTYPE RACER

One of 1975 Alouette's prototype was the 340 Free Air "Super Brute" SnoPro racer, powered by a 340cc Kohler free air engine.
In February, 1973, Coleco president said that if The Alouette product line was not sold, it would be liquidated sometime in 1973.

1984 POLARIS INDY TRAIL

1982 YAMAHA SNOWMOBILES

This is a breakdown of all the 1982 Yamaha snowmobile models along with all the specifications for each model and all the standard and optional features.
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1988 ARCTIC CAT SNOWMOBILES

In 1988 Arctic Cat claimed that only one company builds a sled for the fastest rider in the world, the slowest rider in the world and everyone in between. From the unbeatable fast Wildcat 650 to the only children's sled in the world, The Kitty Cat.

1974 SKI WHIZ

In 1974, Massey Ferguson claimed their Ski Whiz was the snowmobile for hard pack or powder with superb control.
They had thirteen models: Performance Class - Cross Country Class and Economy Class for all kinds of snowmobiling.