How Do You Remove A Stuck Snowmobile From Powder Snow?
Snowmobiling in fresh snow is a terrifically fun activity. You can carve turns as if you were skiing, catch face shots of powder and smile all day long. On a powder day, the chance of getting your sled stuck is fairly high, but getting it out can be a snap if done correctly. Take a few seconds to evaluate the situation. Look at the big picture to see what it will take to get the snowmobile moving again – a little extra effort in the beginning will save energy in the long run. If the sled has stopped while pointing uphill, you’ll need to turn it downward a bit. If a packed trail is four feet to the left, then that will be the direction you’ll have to turn the snowmobile. Walk around the snowmobile to pack the soft snow that it has bogged down in. This gives you a chance to feel the terrain and think about which way to pull the sled out. Pack a trail in front of the snowmobile and dig under its nose to create a clear path. Lift the rear of sled onto the uphill side of where it currently
