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it's better than a helmet.

@@nicolelevelius4476 it's not THAT dangerous of a jump.

methinks that's due to the missing bushings on the spindles.

lay on your back and reach in as best you can. it ain't fun, but it's doable.

true that.

@@nybergsgarage what shape are your hood latches in?

@@nybergsgarage because last winter mine were bad and the wind blew open my hood. Shattered the windshield and cracked the hood.

@@anicekid not good sadly. this hood has been breaking worse and worse every year. I did a bit of research and found that the plastic used in the indy lite hoods is inferior to other polaris sled hoods, and is prone to breaking to bits.

@@nybergsgarage just make sure to keep the hood down, it blowing open can destroy stuff.

well, I certainly don't plan to give up. I've got it running and driving now. Wouldn't help you much though anyway, the tank is brittle and has cracks and missing chunks all over the place.

@@philipketchell8369 something tells me you'd be even less pleased with the incessant sound of birds squawking.

glad I was able to be of assistance.

I believe it! Honda has a great history of building unstoppable machines.

naw, that's my bro.

glad I could be of service. it's a great machine.

bold of you to assume that will ever drive on a road again

@@WilliamNyberg Very true 👍

doesn't matter too much after all. the transmission is on deaths door. not to mention the engine.

@@ItsKronosYT true that, as we found out.

@@spencerlake3295 besides the steering jiggle, it really is! Too bad the transmission is on deaths doorstep.

@boulaytyler1 it certainly works! Steerings a bit wonky now though.

It's a top notch bike.

@@dwilliams8365 I dunno, seems kinda cool to me.

thanks. stick around to see if it'll run.

quite rough! but excited to have my first skidoo brand sled to work on.

@@nybergsgarage two-stroke smoke! Awesome!

nah, the wingnuts holding the belt guard in place were rusted stuck. not worth the trouble.

@weedsmoker4323 what year is it? Maybe check if the points are clean and adjusted properly. That's a common cause for no spark.

then why does it hammer so good?

that's what I was thinking, but it's my brother's four wheeler, so I let him do it his way. (besides, wheelies can be fun...)

nice! stick around, I'm going to try to free up the stuck engine and get it running and riding this winter.

sound like great times! I'm excited to see how this sled operates come winter. my first ever skidoo.

yep, fortunately the only parts we've had to get for this one so far have been common ones that have been made as NOS, like kick starters and gear shift levers.

@@nybergsgarage I had to dismantle the suspension, clean it out in new fluid. But the forks are so pitted the seals can’t seal.

@@danielbremner4142 yeah, that can certainly be a hassle. Maybe they used the same forks on multiple different models and years, so if you can get the part number on the forks you might more easily find a replacement.

from what little experience I've had with it thus far I love 'em too.

sounds fun. a break from wiring problems and damaged pistons.

not a bad idea. although I always hate to modify original sleds.

@@macmclain1350 we just put it in to the depth of the old one from fifty years ago.

yeah, but he's flipped more wheelers than I can count and always comes out fine. anyway, we knew there was no traction out there that day. there was 3/4 inch of ice coating everything.

⁠@@nybergsgaragewoah that’s a lot of ice

@@BristolCrump5213 yup, last December was when it happened. Biggest ice storm I ever saw.

hehe I was using the only one between filming.

I just titled it that way for the sake of spectacle. Really it was a simple matter.

tune in tomorrow for how Jonathan got out of the ditch. what happens will SHOCK you!

that makes sense.

for the deck, or the drivetrain?

think it was just terrified of my big noisy mower. I looked it over from head to toe to be sure I didn't run over it or something. I was relieved to find it was okay, so I just let him go in the woods.

@@nybergsgarage ok! Nice to know :)

admittedly, it wasn't easy. I must've looked around for it for a half an hour before realizing it was on the cable, not in a fuse box. glad I could help!

the first uses of it are free, but you have to pay for continued use of the program.

you mean the grand wagoneer? it's a project for sure. died years ago after being roughed up for years on end as a snowplow, and recently my sister has taken it on as her project. seeing as how she hasn't worked on it in a while, maybe I should ask if I can give it a go...

@@nybergsgarage I have a 1987 Cherokee that I want to get running again one day. Your Grand Wagoneer would be a cool project for sure!

it certainly could be if it won't shift. but it could also be a problem with the electronic shifting mechanism, those things have a lot of issues. you should check to see if it has a backup manual shifting shaft sticking off the side of the engine, you can put a wrench on that and see if it will change gears manually.

@@nybergsgarage Yes that's what I use the electronic shift doesn't work I put a sensor in it and still don't work it just runs in first gear it just started when it was working it feel like I had to double shift

HA! yep, that's ice for ya.