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Okay, I just don't understand this. My husband and friend have the new 2007 Polaris IQ FST snowmobiles. Now as we all know, snowmobiles are designed for cold temperatures, for this time of year. You can usually depend on them to get anywhere in bad winter conditions compared to a vehicle. Well, yesterday morning the guys went to start thier IQ's and the darn things wouldn't start. The starter wouldn't even engage to turn the motor over. How reliable is that? We normally park the sleds in the garage, but they left theirs out that night. Either way, there's many of us out there that don't have somewhere indoors to park them, so what do those people do when you can't start them in the cold?
I just think this is crazy not to mention unreliable. Sure okay, I probalby would have had to pull the heck out of my F6, but I would have got it going, not like thier machines.
Anyone out there have the 4-stroke cats? Do any of the Cats have this reputation on a really cold day?
I just think this is crazy not to mention unreliable. Sure okay, I probalby would have had to pull the heck out of my F6, but I would have got it going, not like thier machines.
Anyone out there have the 4-stroke cats? Do any of the Cats have this reputation on a really cold day?