- The best down pressure is _________ to set a good track
- 20 lbf
- 200 lbf
- 2000lpf
- 20,000 lbf
- The best tiller speed is:
- 20 RPM
- 200 RPM
- 800 RPM
- 4500 RPM
- I takes approximately______Horsepower to till 1 foot wide:
- 1 HP
- 2 HP
- 10 HP
- 20 HP
- After a deep snow, first groom:
- The left side
- The right side
- The low side
- The middle
- After a 40 degree day you should groom the trail with a 10 inch base:
- At closing
- Just before the temp hits 32
- As the temp drops below 32
- In the morning
- When the snow temp goes from 33-32
- If you have an actuator on your snowmobile implement, you know your fan cooled machine is running at a good temp because:
- The temp light is not on
- The ribbon tied to your cowling is flowing
- It smells OK
- The head temp gauge reads ______or less
- The best distance between tracks is:
- What ever feels good
- Depends on the snow
- 8 inches
- 6 inches
- Corduroy is for:
- Preventing an icy hard surface
- Getting an edge in
- Catching snow in the cracks
- The best time to groom in a rainy condition is:
- Just before it rains
- As it is raining
- Just after it rains
- After the snow freezes rock hard
- The average trail pass as reported by CCSAA is
- ______
- Optimum skate lane density for recreational skiers is:
- _____________________________________________
- Prevent slipping in your parking lot after a rain by:
- Sanding
- Closing
- Salting
- Grooming the lot
- For the best steering and traction , stud your wide track:
- On the edges only
- Never stud a snowmobile for work
- In a V or W pattern
- To bring up dry snow after you have a thaw:
- Set your tiller depth at 5 inches
- Use your blade in the position
- Increase your tiller speed
- Use your renovator
- To get even compaction on a 12 foot wide trail
- Drive your snowmobile in the same spot every time
- Drive your snowmobile opposite directions every time
- Drive your snowmobile in staggered positions
- Drive your snowmobile with different speeds
- The only time to get out of your snow cat with your tiller running is:
- When the saleman is there
- When the mechanic is there
- When the parking brake is on
- NEVER get out with the tiller running
- The best standard speed for setting tracks is:
- 2 mph
- 5 mph
- 10 mph
- 20 mph
- Snowmobile grooming costs including a standard SWT and groomer and operator are:
- $.05/mile
- $.50/mile
- $5/mile
- $50/mile
- If you have a compacted icy corn snow base of 6 inches and you get an inch of snow, the best grooming technique is:
- Comb the new snow on top with light pressure
- Roll the new snow on top
- Mix the old snow with the new snow by using teeth down a ½ inch
- Why groom? Let it get skied in!
- The best suspension for grooming on a snowmobile is
- A soft rear end and tight front end
- A tight rear end and soft front end
- A tight rear and front
- A soft rear and front
- The best place along a skate lane for a classic track is always:
- On the far left
- On the far right
- Down the center
- Centered 2 feet from the edge
- You can pull up dry snow under an icy surface with a:
- Tidd Tech
- Ginzu
- Tiller
- Renovator
- To set tracks in a thin base
- Remove the cutters
- Farm snow in from the edges
- Use light down pressure
- Raise the track setter in very thin areas
- Snow density is important for:
- Skating
- Classic
- Racing
- Warm temperatures
- Death cookies are
- Small snow chunks
pine cones - holes made by skiers
the cookies your mother in law bakes
- Small snow chunks
- Base building in early season should start:
- As soon as it snows
- When the ground freezes and it snows
- Only after 6 inches or more of snow
- December 1st
- Wet areas can be fixed by using:
- Sand and salt
- Hay and snow
- A powertiller
- A roller
- Liquid cooled snow mobiles overheat because:
- They don’t have a radiator
- You are grooming slow
- You are grooming hard pack
- They don’t get snow splashed on the running boards
- Most recreational skiers prefer:
- A hard fast glazed track
- A soft mushy track
- A hard packed but non icy track
- A shallow track
- Always set your track setter in from the edge because
- You need to pack the pole plant area
- To keep the classic skier out of the brush
- For safety
- Especially on outside curves
- The best time to groom is
- When the skiers are off of the trail
- As the temps are dropping
- Just after a snow
- Just after a melt/freeze cycle
- Use up pressure
- On hill crests
- On thin spots
- On intersections
- On deep snow
- When the snow is being plowed off the trails into the woods with your implement
- Wait for a few days
- Put the teeth down deeper
- Pack, Drag or Roll first
- Go faster