Snow and ice on the atv
#11
Although...if your worried about it and want to melt it off...warm the atv up good...throw a tarp over it with a heater going under the tarp. A few days ago I needed to change chains and sprockets. My machine had quite a bit of ice accumulated on the under side, swing arm, a arms, struts...etc. With it completely tarped and my "sunflower" mr. heater going my atv was completely thawed and dry in about 6 hrs.
My machine probably won't be thawed again until spring unless It needs maintenence...I'm not worried about it.
P.S....headed out to a local lake in a few minutes to pound some crappies!!
Wenty
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#13
It appears that temp and moisture content in the snow is the biggest factor and that changes daily.
#14
My garage is unheated but unless it is ungodly cold outside a pretty good amount of snow melts when I come in from plowing or playing. The built up heat from the ATV raises the temp just enough to melt a pretty good portion of the snow and ice. Makes a glorious muddy mess on the garage floor.
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