Starting a Nytro at -35

[Ak nitro]

I had to start my Nytro yesterday to move it to a friends garage, it was sittting outside and the temp -35. I tried everything to not have to start it but its just to heavy for me and my wife to pick up. So I just turned it over to see what would happen and it turned over pretty easy firing after about 15 seconds. It did not even run hard, I have had to start my rmk 900 and my two summits at -25 and it was no where near that easy. Its really nice not having to pull my arm yanking on a rope that wont budge. I would like to call bulls&*t on the myth that fourstrokes won't start when it is cold.

 

[Tookes]

That's very reassuring to hear, thanks for the info.

 

[pinnedunderdoo#3]

Its a brand new @$%#ing sled i sure hope it starts....

 

[sledheadd]

Its a brand new @$%#ing sled i sure hope it starts....

Another useless post from the brilliant one. What a azzclown.

Mine also started easy at -35 c

 

[Ak nitro]

Its a brand new @$%#ing sled i sure hope it starts....

I suppose my only point was that here in the interior of alaska almost nothing will start at -35 whether it be cars,trucks, sleds whatever. Unless you keep them plugged in. I have not put a oil heater or battery heater on it yet but I plan too.

 

[BigFish BC]

dry sump makes all the difference in the world.