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Need a rake, not a spade.

using a shovel on leaves and a metal grate. Do you use a rake to dig a hole?

It helps if you keep moving what is clogging the drain away from the opening and better yet put that material on nearby grass or pavement.

And get out of that person’s garden.

Comment changer les pointes et les condenseurs pour 340 Rotax

Lol

I bought one in worse shape for $200. Redid all the body and paint work. I kept it for few years and sold it for a profit. It was a great machine. A little front heavy though.

At least he is trying. Your not there😅 he is.

I have an 87 Bravo. No way in hell would it start unless I put gas in the sparkplug cylinder. I had a primer pump installed and now after three pumps it starts every time on the first or second pull.

My dad had a 1970 335 Olympique with one of the old steel Power Block clutches. There was no silver bullet that that machine would not pass on hard pack road in the day. I believe the clutching would go into an overdrive state and that engine would pull.

Duh use a rake lol. Oh should I shovel off the rest of the drain when the video is almost over.

clear drain mouth.

amazing work, location ??

Show all you can. Thanks.

Beautiful leaves 🍁! Their colors are incredible!

Con la cámara en una mano y la pala en la otra el resultado no es muy bueno.🤷🏼‍♀️

You brought a shovel to a rake fight.

Would like to see how fast the water goes down instead of a whirlpool

We’re in wi? I usto live there

Vegatation is nice trees are too but you got to keep area's clean or this what happens 🇦🇺🤠👍

Change your crank seals while you have it torn down.

Great job, but those leaves will cover it up quickly unless theyre put up on the curb

Great job from a Post10 fan

Post10 fan here, great job!

Nice work!! Use what you got handy! It did the job just fine!

yeeehawww almost there

good idea blocking the axle! i wouldnt have though of that. make sure i do now! but im going to use a stand. well, bc i have one

getting ready to do mine. took the head off a year ago, had the head done, and been sitting just like yours lol so youre not alone

good effort!! but you would have more success with a rake 😆

Man that sucks! Cut your losses and scrap that thing. I just picked up a nearly mint 91 Arctic Cat Jag 440 with E start for $350 and it only has 24XX miles. It seriously looks and runs like new. It's hard to beat the reliability of the Suzuki fan cooled motors and they don't make too much power that they break stuff in the chassis all the time. Truly A hidden gem for the frugal snowmobiler! I'll be riding this and then passing to my kids (Currently 4 and 6 YO boys) a few years from now.

Watch a few Post 10 videos. A rake will make the job easier.

Great result since you don’t have anywhere to stick the leaves. You might want to get a rake.

Very pretty colours

Dude, get a rake

I've found that a garden / bow rake works great in clearing drains .

Nice work! You had one hand to work that shovel, but you got the job done!

A spade is kinda not the proper tool for that job.

Get a rake

Почему лопатой???!

Try using your boot first to stir it up then a small rake. Looks good though.

Use a rake!

Watch how post10 does it u will get better results

like eating spaghetti with spoon

great job, but you would be better off pushing those leaves through the grate. it gets them away off the roads and into the streams.. and, have you tried use ing a rake?

Where did you source the primer plate? Need one to add a primer to a 1993 attic cat panther with mikuni carburator

Free air or fan?

Yup,,that's Wiconny!! Home sweet home.

A cub 806,,lol

The 273 is working perfectly.

I had a 72 Olympique with the 335cc single, It was 20hp. It did 40mph on hardpack and 50mph on radar on glare ice on a cold day. I had another 72 with the 399 but I put that engine and chain-case in my 73 elan. It was a better motor but only had 4hp more than the 335. The elan really moved with that 399 in it though, that sled was fast compared to the Olympique, with the lighter track and chassis I bet it did 70mph on glare ice.