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Uploaded by on Feb 28, 2010

1972 340 Blizzard vintage racing snowmobile

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  • Yea it's not firing strong on all three because we're just running the sled on primer pushes, we drained the tank for storage and just fed the primer line from another external gas tank. The PTO side is not firing because the primer line on this unit is set up in series with the PTO side carb last in line to get fuel, so the PTO cylinder is not getting enough fuel.

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  • wana sell it

  • nice

  • How many horsepower does it have? And I think i've seen fancooled 640 tripple, sat in a Blizzard RV

  • It's missing on the PTO cylinder. You can see from a certain angle, the gas spray coming out of the carbs when you race the engine. There is nothing coming out of the PTO carb. I have the same engine my 73 Moto-ski SR340. You have to start it periodically or the needles stick. They're mounted sideways, so they don't fall down on the diaphragm lever like a normally mounted carb.

  • I reconize Bomba !!! mechanics always mechanic =dirty hands +++before riding

    crisse de bombardier !!

  • Shes not running on all 3 cylinders...

  • Thats awsome ,thanks for sharing, i collect 72 T'NT's and im missing the 72 400 free air to complete the T'NT line up ,but after that i would like to find a 72 Blizzard for my dream project.

  • awsome

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