Do you know the driving skills of snowmobiles, how to overcome obstacles, and climb hills?
Overcoming obstacles
There may be times when obstacles are unavoidable. You need to get over them, not bypass them. If possible, you should go straight towards it, slow down but maintain momentum, and stand on the pedals, keeping your knees and elbows bent. Add a little gas when the front skis are about to hit an obstacle. Lean forward and release the gas when the sled is over the obstacle. If you think only one side will hit the obstacle, just keep the original power of the snowmobile over it, no extra throttle is required. You don’t try to lift the handle.
climbing uphill
You may encounter hillsides where you are driving. Before you set off, you should master safe descending and climbing techniques but some hills are too steep for your abilities and some are too steep for your car. If the hill looks too steep, it is probably too steep, don’t try to challenge him. The trick with hill driving is to keep your center of gravity on the side of the hill. When climbing a hill, keep your center of gravity forward, in order to turn the car on a hill, you need to change your center of gravity to the side of the hill.
When going downhill, look straight ahead and shift your center of gravity back. Control the speed with the engine and slow braking. When climbing a steeper hill, you should lean forward on the pedals so that your center of gravity is on the front wheel. Before reaching the summit, turn left or right to pass it, leaning your upper torso to the side of the mountain, and keeping your feet firmly on the pedals. Avoid slowing down too quickly. When you feel your car is about to roll over, turn so that the skis face down, or park on a hill. When descending a steeper hill, stand on the pedals and shift your weight back and brake slowly. You’re going to practice all the maneuvers you just saw. And as your ability improves, increase the speed and difficulty of your practice. Always drive after knowing your abilities and the performance of your snowmobile.
Other uses
If you use your snowmobile as a work vehicle and you may need to carry heavy loads on your car or trailer, it is important to check the warning labels on your vehicle as it informs you of the safe load limit. It is important to have a balanced load on the frame to keep it balanced. Make sure your add-ons are properly secured. If you are using a trailer, make sure it is hooked up properly and loaded securely. You must know the maximum weights. Maximum clasp, maximum combined clasp, and true load weight, only carry the weight within the limit load range on your siren sticker and owner’s manual.
If you’re using a trailer then it’s best to attend properly on loading. Turning and reversing courses, remember to carefully calculate the species and load at a speed that keeps the trailer at a speed appropriate to the conditions at the time. Make sure the payload is secured. When using a trailer, you must know the maximum tow weight, and the maximum buckle weight. Largest combined clasp and true payload weight. Some models are actually used to carry two people and have additional footrests, seats, and armrests for passengers. Passenger safety is the driver’s responsibility. Cars with passengers cannot be used to climb slopes with a degree of more than 25 degrees. Or the slope exceeds the slope specified in the user manual. And cannot carry more than one passenger.
Written by: FUJIREJA GROUP
The Exporter and Manufacturer of Snowblower Snowmobile since 2003
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