#Snowmobilefails
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2023
- Watch until the end. It runs better than ever!
@EdtheDiver did an amazing job in helping to recover this snowmobile.
This sled was in Rost Lake for 21 days and no worse for the wear.
Please check out @EdtheDiver TH-cam channel for more great recoveries.
2001 ski-doo mxz 600 bombardier
Snowmobile fails - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Don't forget to Flush and refill the chain case, I went in up in Quebec Canada, it was only up to the seat. Me and my buddy pulled it out got it running and took off. Two days later the chain case blew, it seems it sucked water through the breather hose and filled the case because of the vacuum in the case from being hot. TG for great DOO dealers in Quebec, This happened in the Mid 90's. A story from the old days before GPS.
Thank you so much. I sent this information to the Dad working on this sled. They flushed and refilled and are going to do it again since it is still "whiteish" Thanks for watching.
The water in the chain case expanded when it froze
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@@tc25d thanks. I’m hoping to get viewers to watch my hunting videos and how to fix things videos as well.
@@tc25d Thanks so much for the tip. I will do that.
I'm frm northwest Alaska, and fell thru twice in my years. first was with my cousin while we double rode on my machine. it was very scary.. thankfully we both managed to get out and we went to school the next day. nobody knew it was us, and became the scare story for the day. we both signed out early during lunch and decided to go out to where the incident happened. out of nowhere, roughly 30 people came out to offer a hand to retrieve my machine. slowly buy surely, after a while of chipping and hooking with a hook, we were able to hook the front right trail arm and man handled it up and out. the second was me going out to a pressure ridge to chip down a crossing. THANKFULLY I had a long ice chipper with me, I'm cautiously chipping towards the edge where the stake trail splits. figuring it was safe I let down my guard, and in I went. it happened so fast, but I was able to flop the chipper side ways. I felt my feet swing up from the current and I'm hanging on for my life. out of pure adrenaline I muscled up, fully geared, and soaken wet I was able to crawl out. the sad part of this one was I was by myself. nobody woulda known that I could have been gone. if I didn't have that ice chipper I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be here to tell this story. stay safe people. bring someone along if you know the conditions are bad. especially while traveling on the ice.
Wow amazing stories.
Thank you for watching and sharing. He wasn’t sure how he got out of the water. Says God threw him a lifeboat
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makes me feel bad for the person REX. Slush under snow can be a real problem too, doesn't have to go under ice. OMG a diver too! Thanks for sharing.
Tell me about it
Quite the operation! I simply called our local bush man Beaver Bob who first cut holes to locate the sled getting down on the ice with his coat over his head to view into the water, then cutting the large hole. When that was done he sent the sinker and myself to cut two or three good strong poles to bridge the hole while he grabbed the sled with a grapple. We then lifted the sled to the surface and using the poles to lever the sled placed two under it then simply dragged the sled onto the ice.. I had no way to drag the sled home and it started to freeze due to extreme cold. We did manage to clear water from the engine. I had my childhood toboggan which after quickly removing the engine and fuel tank I dragged home through the bush with a 250 citation to the warmth of my shop where I got the engine running and the tank cleaned. The next day by myself now dragged the carcass home and reinstalled engine etc. Best part was the sinker had paid me for the sled he borrowed (and didn’t bother to inform me of the sinking). I used said money to purchase the citation I used and needed to recover the sink 78 250 twin colt! I then went from free sled to two sleds for free.. sufficed to say the sinker wasn’t impressed but he did learn a valuable lesson.
Your method although very professional and organized likely cost the owner quite a bit in food and libations back at the shop afterward! My first sled decades ago when I was still considered a cityit by Beaver Bob a man I would want to be with if stranded in the wild. Cheers!! Great Job. Satisfying and kinda fun.
Wow what a great story. Thanks for sharing. You worked harder than us that’s for sure. It was just his dad and I helping him so no money or libations needed. Lol. Thanks for watching til the end.
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Thanks again. I would love to see pics of those sleds you had.
Well done! Old school smarts and teamwork. There isn't anything that can't be done. I love the gantry crane!
It was just going to be the four of us and then about 10 or 15 fisherman showed up to help I love Wisconsinites thank you for watching. Did you watch till the end to see it running?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I can't believe that engine can withstand that. I'd take her to auction soon.😉
@@whiskeybuilder6335 lol. He’s running it. Won’t sell. Loves it.
Great work everyone! Thanks for sharing. 👍🤿
What else can I put in here to get you more recognition. I want everyone to know what you can do so that you can help more people.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 that’s enough for now. 🤣. Thanks man! Great editing skills!
I'm guessing you live under the ice full-time, and emerge for moments such as these? How did you know where they were cutting the hole? Haha!! Great work!!
@@samlovescars34 that is my friends sled. They had asked my boy and me to help recover it. We were ready for the challenge. But when we got there all the fishermen came over to lend a hand. I love wisconsinites. Thank you so much for watching. Did you see to the end and watch it running again?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Nice! Yeah! I liked the little jump on the side of that hill...
Clever ice hoist - fun to watch the action
Thank you so much for watching. Did you see to the end where we had it running again? It was an amazing day so much help from fisherman we didn’t even know I love Wisconsinites.
Awesome video fellas! Great job recovering that gal. Looks like she's still ripping good too lol
So you watched to the end. Awesome. Most people click off before the end result. Thanks so much for watching
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Nice work. I semi-sunk a 340 Polaris once. It had plugs in the bottom on the crank case you could drain it. 45 min from when we got it out till everything was drained and engine lubed up and running again. A 30 mile run later that day and all was good. They are pretty resilient.
Wow. You beat our fix it time. Thanks so much for watching.
Polaris are resilient, doo not so much
@@MidnightPolaris800 I’ve been hearing that. This guys dad is a true acetic cat only lover. Thanks for watching
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So nice of you to cut the hole in the shape of Utah, the best state, haha. I bet this video goes viral soon! Pretty great little recovery!
I hope so. Thanks for watching. We had a blast getting it done.
Did you like how he was standing on the wrong side of the cut!!!!! Lol
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@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I don't have much reach but I'll send it to at least a couple people! It is a great little vid. Whether it loses steam or not, I bet views continue to climb as time passes..
Just leaving a comment for the algorithm. Glad to see the hard work paid off.
That is so funny I am just learning how algorithms are working. Thank you so much for watching. Did you see all the way to the end? Hey, do you mind watching it again and sharing with a few friends to keep my momentum going this is my only video in seven years that has actually taken off.
Speaking of algorithms I am your first subscriber. You’ll remember when you’re a TH-cam sensation. Lol
Great engineering and video. On one of my first sledding trips a fella struck up a conversation with me at lunch. He had sunk his Arctic Cat a couple of years before in about 8 feet of water. He broke the ice with his hands to get to shore-about 35 feet I think he said. He and a friend the next day rigged a hoist and recovered the sled. He owned a machine shop and welded up a rotisserie for the sled and rotated it 1/8th of a turn each day to drain. After checking fluids and fresh gas the sled fired and he still was riding it as of our conversation.
I had no idea how many people went through the ice I am so glad most people are ok. I wonder how many people don't survive Thank you so much for watching..
Amazing salvage ! .....Thats Ski-doo quality!!
It’s funny how there are some ski Doo haters in ski Doo lovers after this one I’m definitely sold. Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
Ya crank bearings are shot...doo qualitu
@@MidnightPolaris800 I will have them look into that. Thanks so much. And thanks for watching.
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Very cool
At least it was shallow.
In 1962, my Dad dropped his double track in 80 feet of water.
No divers. A triple pronged gaf hook and a 20 ton hand winch got it out.
Wow. So deep!!!! I’m glad he’s ok. Did you watch to the end to see it running. Thanks so much for watching.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Yes I did for sure.
My Dad made it until 2004. passed at 86 y.o. He had traps to check out on an island. It had dropped to -40 and the lake had about 1 1/2 inches of ice. Too much for the boat. It was cracking a bit when he walked out on it, so he thought the weight distribution would help. It did, he made it all the way around the island and headed for home. When he hit the tracks he'd made on the way out the old sled dropped like a ton of bricks. He fought for about 3 hours to finally get back up onto the ice and roll to shore. He said it was the most terrifying thing he ever went through.
@@stevenwithanS 3 hrs?!?!?!
Awesome footage and team work guys👍👍 nice guys
Get-R-Done!!
The Vermonter
Thanks. We thought it would be just the four of us but then all the fishermen came over to lend a hand. I love Wisconsinites. Did you watch to the end to see it running.
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@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 yes I saw you folks get it going awesome! I have shared with a few friends 👍
Great video and nice recovery. I cringe thinking what would happen if one of the Gen 1 - Gen 5 REVs got dunked. That would keep a dealer busy for a while. Cheers!
You bet. We had fun and thought it would be four of us until all the fisherman came over to help. I love nice people. Thanks for watching
I use an 06 mxz (rev) for watercross racing. Have it running within 3~4 mins after a sink
@@rstead8477 wow. Fully submerged?!?
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Cool video. I bet the neighbours are happy to hear it again. Ha
Yep. Lol. When the mufflers all buttoned up it’s not that loud. He does live in that lake. He was just visiting.
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super awesome video
Thank you so much. I just happened to be lucky enough to be asked to help and then all the fishermen came over to help so I was able to video.
Lost a few in saltwater, we flush them with fresh and start the drying out process..lol
Same with the outboards.
Yes. We disconnected electrical stuff till it was dry. The seat is still drying. Lol
damn thats crazy man, glad you got it going again
You bet! Thanks for watching and commenting
It was a short and long day all in one. Thanks for watching
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 i bet
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There are people in Mn who make a living pulling cars, trucks, sleds out of lakes. It seems ice thickness doesn’t matter to some - my son is one
My son was there with me and we might start a business. Some people charge 1000$. Did you see to the end where it was running again?
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@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 absolutely. Did you drain all the cases where water could have entered.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I can try
@@arthurbrumagem3844 not at first. But it’s all done now
Glad you got it out and nobody was hurt, glad it runs. May I ask there must be some permanent wear and tear on bearings in various places? To return the machine to pre-duck condition what would that take? Will you sell it or keep it and just run it until it dies? If you sell are you required to divulge that it went in like a Carfax for snow machines? I don't live in snow country and no little of snow machines. Great video, thanks for sharing! Again, I'm glad all went well!
His dad has like 40 vintage and new sleds. He has works on snowmobiles for 40 years. He seems to think that it will all be fine.
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He is keeping it and I’m not sure about the snowmofax info. I know he would be straight up and divulge it all.
Where is this? I see the registration is Wisconsin.
Near Coleman Wisconsin. Are you near Wisconsin.
I had vision’s of Wile E Coyote when he was standing on his cut out there . Makes me smile because my stepdad did same thing cutting off an old porch roof except he didn’t realize it till it was too late .😂😂
It was his dad laughing in the background. I too thought oh a man sitting on limb and cutting down. Lol
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A proven fact, old adage,if you don't get on a train track, you won't get run over by a train, thus if you stay off frozen lakes, you won't fall thru into the water. I know it's tempting, my father in law in 1970 went thru on a new ski doo. Pulled it out,didn't do the proper cleaning, started it up drove probably another 6 or so hours the engine case cracked 😅
Great advice but we men don’t think straight when it comes to engines and speed lol. Thanks for watching. Do mind sharing this video with a few friends to keep my momentum going.
That looks like a bunch of good ol' boys off of Hwy 8 in Chisago county or Cnty 22 in Anoka county.
Actually some good ol boys north of Green Bay by about an hour. Thanks so much for watching.
Good video! If you lost a sled in the water in Lake George, NY you would get fined a lot of money if the authorites found out. LOL!
Yeah. I’ve heard similar stories. The cops were called on this one and were there about 10 mins after it went through. They gave us 30 days to get it out before the fines started.
When my friend dunked his old SkiDoo in the lake, we teased him thereafter calling it the Yellow Submarine. LOL!
@@rogerstaats1449 I told my friend that his evolved from a skidoo to a seadoo.
what about chain case ??? track idlers??
They checked it all now. Thanks for the reminder. And thanks for watching.
I went through with snowmobile a day after a heavy rain. The rain had placed 4 feet of water on top of the ice, and unknowingly I was sledding on a thin crust on top of the four feet. It took a few hours for the real ice to bring my machine back up to the surface. It started and ran good. LOL
Awesome. Did you watch to the end to see this one running again. What sled do you have.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 yep my machine was an old (point ignition). Amazing that a newer electronic system was able to withstand the extremes. Don't do this with a new car,, especially and electric car LOL
@@ecoshah actually do it with an electric car and then leave that down there go gas or go home lol
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 even better; get a old diesel and then worst come to worse, you can make your own fuel.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 if you ever need to clean the ice after your next swim; I make these ice cleaning machines. th-cam.com/video/LX8wrkC9L7I/w-d-xo.html LOL
did you get a fine for the oil spill ?
Fines start 30 days after it’s been in the water.
I’ve seen people add oil and fuel to boats when in the water and spill more than we see here.
I’ve never heard of a fine for oil spill.
Hey, how did dry out the water soaked seat? Its gets really stiff when it will freeze into a great big popsicle
We had it hanging in a heard garage for two weeks. Drain a lot then dripped for a few days. Now dry.
Thanks so much for watching. Did you see the end where we got it running.
Good ol 2 stroke motors!!!
He needs some new carbides on the skis by the looks of it though
I learned so much helping. Or at least watching them get it going again
That's what I was thinking
@@timothy2431 thanks so much for watching
I didn't think it would run without the springs on the rave valves
Yeah that was cool to see them work. But it ran great.
Oil came off of the chainsaw bar....supposed to use a brand new chain & bar for that guys.....
Not sure if any of us had done that job before. Why a new bar and chain?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Cause they're clean of any bar oil. Drain the bar oil tank as well. Lube the bar end with a water soluble and enviro friendly grease, or dish soap. Greenies will be screaming bloody murder seeing that oil film, lol.
OK, thank you for the info. No screaming yet.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Haha, you're welcome bro. Safe riding.
In Minnesota i believe the daily limit for Ski Doo's is One
That’s too funny I’m glad he didn’t throw this one back. Did you watch till the end and see it running better than ever
Don't forget to contact the EPA for your fine, lol.
We actually contacted the Dnr. That was crazy. Some say it was the chainsaw some say it was the sled.
Thanks so much for watching.
Good video
Did you watch to the end? Most people quit after 30 seconds or a minute and they don’t even get to see it started thank you so much for watching.
Watched it to the end I had my fingers crossed
@@johnryle6917 it was so loud with no muffler.
Awesome glad you got it recovered and running so fast. Im assuming you had to drain the fuel tank as well?
We did drain it, but when we opened it up, there was no water in it. It was not full to the top he remembered having about three or 4 inches of air in there when it went under and that’s what it was when it came out we drained it and then put it in his pick up truck lol.
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You don't need a diver. Just a rope with a hook and pvc pipe. I fished one out of 17 feet of water.
It was fun anyway.
Did you go crack a cold one at the local tavern in Klondike ?
No. Did you see to the end when it was running in the same day.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 yep. Did you hang the seat up to let it dry out ? My buddy is on Rost Lake right now.
@@jtwisco9080 really. Awesome. The seat has been hanging for the week.
I bought a sled for $200 a 1998 Grand Touring 583... A girl was selling it on Facebook... Funny part is she said the sled wouldn't start because of a bad ground or something, but the year before it started great... I then went to get the sled, looked through all the wires and everything... So then I drained the gas tank and the oil reservoir to start all over fresh... And as began siphoning the oil tank... It was coming out super milky... That was quite odd... I put compressed air into the gas and oil tank to remove everything. Put new oil and gas in there with new spark plugs and with 5 shots of primer and 2 pulls the thing started right away ! The I took a picture of me on the sled and put it on my Facebook, About 10 minutes later my cousin messages me saying I think you just bought the sled that was laying on the bottom of the river for 3 weeks... The girls boyfriend tried to cross the river when he was drunk on very thin ice and the snowmobile fell through and the guy got lucky and got back on to the shore... 4 old guys pulled it out of the river and called the Police... Since the sled was registered, the owner (the girl) had to pay a fine... She sold the sled for cheap cause she thought it was dead... I had that sked for 3 years without a hiccup ! I only did a top end cause it was low on compression ! You can see the sled in my TH-cam page ! I also have a video 1998 583 Grand Touring Rebuild ! check it out !
I will definitely check that out. Thank you for watching and commenting on this video. This one is in the drink three weeks too so very similar he says he does not know how he got out of life. He thinks got through my life raft.
Wow. So is that wooden structure there just to pull things out of the frozen lake from time to time?
No it was made custom by the drivers dad.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 ..you mean right there on the spot?
@@sweetbeep the ski was in the lake for 21 days. His dad built the structure the day before and we put it together that morning.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 .ohhhhh I see!
@@sweetbeepyeah, they milled the lumber from nearby trees too, handy bunch of lads.
Pretty sure that oil on the water also came from the chainsaw. Halfway when the diver is down you also see oil come up with some bubbles. maybe from the fuel?
We were not sure this is the first time that this happened so we were trying to learn as much as we could. Thanks for watching.
Been there observed two of my buddies drown their sleds back in the late 1990's and try to save the sled(s) . You CAN NOT fully repair a drowned sled. It's not a matter of "if" it's a matter of "when" the crank will granade. The water logged electronics is another issue....
Oh boy. So far so good but I will let them know.
How'd it end up in the lake? Ice looks plenty thick!
Yeah, it looks thick now I think it’s four or 5 inches but when it went in 21 days ago, I guess there was an open spot. Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
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@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 allready have ! 👍
Like to see a video of the construction of the lifting rig
Oh man. I wish I would have thought of that. I will see if it’s still around. Thanks for watching
Cool..
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I hope we get another cool episode like this.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 No prob. was interesting! Be safe.
Should be throttling it if he wants to ride on the ice, going to fall through and sink again....
I hope he learned bit you never know. Lol. Thanks for watching
🎉 SKI - DOO !!!!! 🎉
I love them now. Did you watch to the end to see it running.
Right On !!!! Amazing 🤩 …… we have SKI-DOO’s from ‘84 to ‘05 …….
They ALL P U L L !!!!!!!
Thanks for the video and Safe Running !!!!!
😎👍🏻💫
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Not too thick of ice there.
There was only 4 inches and we had 15 people there and the sled and tools. So glad it held.
That ice looks just a couple inches thick
Yeah I can’t believe it held over 15 people and the sled and tools right next to cut out. Thanks for watching
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Fools. They should have a backup diver ready to go in the water.
Backup?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962
*YES* !!
An old roommate of mine lost his arctic cat in a lake, during the summer someone found it while swimming and had it pulled out and got it running again and my roommate got another snowmobile the next year anyways.
Wow. We had to get this one out. 9 more days and the Dnr would start imposing a daily fine. Thanks for watching. Did you see the end where it was running again in 3 hrs.
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Lucky you’re not in Canada. You’d be getting a fine for every day that sucker was in the water.
We would have gotten a fine every day after 30
The MNR and F would extract it, and send you bill that would likely force you to re-mortgage. LOL
@@xtr3m3fLx yikes
Try unhooking the cable first next time , good for hood
Thanks for watching. Did you see to the very end?
For sale, Female owned and ridden. after changing chaincase oil.
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cool recovery. worth it? i'm not so sure.
Because of safety or ?……
I just saw it on Craigslist for sale. Says mint condition always stored in heated garage. Just kidding!
Lol. He was joking about it when we were working on it. Did you watch to the end to see it take off. Thanks for watching
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I did watch it at the end taking off. Awesome it still ran!
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@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Absolutely. I understand, for some reason some videos and channels take off while others do not. I don't understand why. I started following Andrew Catamara from the beginning, which wasn't that long ago and now he's doing really well. A couple others with the same results.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I watch TH-cam videos a lot. I noticed that most of the videos, even if they are "shorts" have a title that is catchy. Like fail, lost, epic, most, almost. Things like that. Hope it helps. Once I retire, I would love to make TH-cam videos.
The dude fishing 30 ft away…lmao
Yeah
All the rest of the fishermen on the lake strolled over and helped out.
Oh man I went back and watched the video to look for the fishermen 30 ft away. That was actually the warming tent for the scuba diver. He had just gotten over pneumonia from his last dive.
The guy running the winch has an itchy trigger finger
That’s funny. I think it was his first time. He actually was just fishing nearby and came over to lend a hand. I love Wisconsinites. Did you watch til the end to see it running again.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 ok lol & yes I did watch till the end 👍🏾
that ice looks kind of thin!
I know right. I was wondering how it held 20 people and the sled and tools. Thanks so much for watching. Did you see to the end.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I did, no one fell thru and you got it fired up
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Ya, I think I heard snowmobiles are easier to revive because of their metabolism slowing down…something like that. 😂
That’s funny his dad is the one who helped him get it running again. He is a genius with snow mobiles. Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
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Iso flex on the pos skidoo lower end bearings is shot. Sleds engine is done
I dont understand. Can you explain?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 read his name, LOL
EDIT
One thing about Polaris, they make me a lot of money in the shop.
@@xtr3m3fLx ?
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 He's a diehard Polaris fan I'm guessing. Brand loyalty is so 90's.
lol
In 2010 my cousin died doing this. He was a certified diver ice diver etc… for over 20 years. He went down to hook up his lost sled and never came up.
Oh man. I’m so sorry.
This is not a recommended way to wash the scooter thoroughly guys!. There are better products to use for internal engine cleaning than water!
What is best.
Thanks so much for watching.
The best for internal engine cleaning is virgin milk from iguanas from the southern part of the galapagos island, isla Isabela! It is the first milk of a first time iguana giving birth.
Run the milk through the engine 3.2 times. Then a vintage single malt whisky, must be from Scotland and at least 12 years old, is run through the engine once!
Results. Like a new engine!
The only drawback is that the cost to get the milk is 2-3 times higher than the cost of a new engine.
It also could be that I am involuntarily trying to prove that everyone who knows me is right when they claim in unison that I have an extremely bad sense of humor and would starve to death if I pursued a career as a stand-up comedian.
@@thenorseman2804 That's pretty funny. I was about to pack my bags in order to get to the galapagos. Have a great week!
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 hahahaha same to you! And im going to print out your comment and put it on my wall. The proof that at least one person on this planet thinks I was funny, once!
Time to sell it before you start having electrical problems
All still is well. He loves it.
NOBODY knows how to make a fender for that icy chainsaw rooster tail .... ???
Not even the HUSQ Corp ... ??
Is there a EnviroSafe H20 Bar & Ice Chain ... ??
WTH !! ??
No doubt
#frozencables
All was well. Still drying the seat though. Thanks so much for watching. Did you see the ending.
Love the Snap-on jacket
To soon for a ken joke?
Most definitely……..
Annoying as hell the way he's on that throttle
He was trying to burn out all the water. It was crazy loud.
Should have left it lol
Lol. Due to brand ????
Or the effort it took?
Did you watch to the end to see it running again?
That was great to watch! Reminds me of our boat rescue 3 years ago th-cam.com/video/0GdcbY-M-wE/w-d-xo.html
I’ll check it out soon. Thanks for watching
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 Thanks!
@@atikameg73 I just watched your video that is amazing. I liked it. I commented on it I subscribed to you and I shared it.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 I subscribed as well and looking forward to more of your vids!
@@atikameg73 that’s pressure. Most of mine are flops. Are you trying to make money from TH-cam. I have a lot of free advice. I’ve been doing it many years but still only make 1500-2000 a year ugh
The poor fishing, all that gas that leaked into the water, people should have to face hefty fines for sinking their toys, so they'd be more careful.
On another note, great job👍
Yeah the ice looks thick now but it went down 21 days prior to this. He is lucky to be alive. He said God threw him a life raft. He can’t recall how he got out of the water. Thanks for watching and the comments
Get a new auger, looks so pathetic, just laying on it.
Actually was a hand drill auger. I’m glad the ice was still pretty thin lol. Thanks for watching. Did you watch til the end to see it running?
I hate pipes waste of money. trust me.
What’s the reason.
@@northwoodsdiscovery6962 tuff to tune you have to clutch and it takes time and a lot of people drop the muffler which because annoying for everyone.
I’ve been adding videos to TH-cam for seven years and all have bombed except this one. Is there any chance you can share this video with a few friends to keep my momentum going.
It's enjoyable to watch you idiots sink your equipment it makes for great videos.
Our pain your gain lol
Why bother to blow out the engine? It's a ski don't. Junk it. The owner already spent $20, 000 on a new one. They don't know any better.
It runs great again
Whats your flavor of sled?
It amazes me how fiercely loyal some people are to certain snowmobile manufacturers. Loyal enough to insult others about the sled they choose even though it does not effect them the slightest bit.
I'm a cat man. They re easy to work on, and believe me, you need to work on them lol
I have a son that fiercely protect dodge and one the does the same for ford. Makes for great comedy at the dinner table. Thank you so much for watching.
@@gentjim5007 I have three sleds at home and 4 jetskis. If I didn’t work on them I wouldn’t spend any time with them. Lol. Yamaha sleds and Kawasaki jetskis.
How deep was it?
The lakes deepest point is 29 feet. Luckily the sled was only down 8 ft.
I thought you were Sturgeon fishing when you brought that up on the ice.
That's funny. This was a great day. Did you watch until the end to see it running?
Rock hard seat rest of year…….
It’s hanging in heated garage. Lol