You can install it yourself. I don't think you can do it without removing the carb, but that's not a big deal. You have to remove the float bowl and install the DAJ nipple and hose to the bottom of the float bowl. On the other end of the DAJ fuel line is, for lack of a better term a fuel injector, and that gets installed in a small hole you drill in the intake of your carb. My kit came with the drill bit sized for the fuel injector. A dealer will probably charge two hours shop rate, although they can probably do it in an hour or less. Once you get the carb out, the rest of the installation is very easy. You'll want to make sure you get any metal shavings cleaned from the carb before putting it back together. This is written from memory of my installation, but I believe most of the facts are straight.

 

should have enough power to push it , but get chains for th tires and try to plow in at about 6in's at a time

 

i havent heard alot about chains, will they damage pavement, driveways or brickwork? and do they come off alot?