20 years
Likewise, people ask, how often should a snowmobile engine be rebuilt?
Snowmobile 2-stroke motors will last 10,000-20000 miles depending on model and how well it is taken care of before they need either a top end rebuild, or a bottom end rebuild. You have about the same chances of blowing the motor at 10 miles as at 7500 miles.
Subsequently, question is, what is high mileage for a snowmobile? Your looking at 150 miles a year average or one good afternoon of riding. For a snowmobile under 4000 miles I would consider low, 5000 - 8000 medium and 10,000 and up high. But all depends on the year.
Moreover, is 2000 miles alot for a snowmobile?
2000 miles isn't a lot but on some motors that milage will make it a time bomb. I've seen 6000 mile sleds look better than 1000 mile ones.
What is average mileage for a snowmobile?
about 1000 miles
What is a top end rebuild on a snowmobile?
Rebuilding a two-stroke engine's top end includes servicing the cylinders, pistons, rings and related gaskets and O-rings. The top end of a two-stroke engine might need to be rebuilt if there's been a reduction in compression that can cause hard starting when the engine is warm, inability to idle or a loss in power.How many miles can a snowmobile go on one tank?
By looking at these popular models, we can see that their average tank size is 10.5 US gallons; this tank size gives you roughly gives a range of about 300km (200 miles) and average fuel consumption of around 10-20 mpg.How much does it cost to rebuild a snowmobile engine?
Just rebuild yours and then you will know its done right. Price could be anywhere from $250-$1000+ depending on what you need.Are Polaris snowmobiles in miles or kilometers?
Polaris sleds are made in the states and the odometer is in miles.How many miles will a 600 ETEC go?
I would fully expect your 600 E-TEC with reasonable care and maintenance to last for 10,000 miles.Where do you grease a snowmobile?
One at the top of the rear arm. Two at the bottom of the front arm of the rear suspension (one on each side). Two at the top of the front arm (one on each side). Two on ski spindles up front (one on each side).Do snowmobiles need oil changes?
Recommended schedules for oil changes in snowmobiles will vary slightly by manufacturer but generally speaking oil should be changed after 500 miles on a brand new sled and 2500 miles thereafter. Aficionados recommend you change the oil regardless of the miles at the beginning of each season.How much does it cost to service a snowmobile?
Standard mechanical maintenance and repairs might run about $200 annually, with the first year being covered under warranty. That means about $600 to keep the sled in top operating condition. Now let's do the math to compute total "expense-per-year," and the "per-mile" cost.Is buying a snowmobile worth it?
At about US$500 per weekend, a casual season of riding would be about US$2000. Granted that probably won't get you the high performance ride that we'd want, but you could get three years' worth or riding versus buying a US$6000 value sled. That could be a great fit for a casual rider.What do sliders do on a snowmobile?
Most people call them "slides or sliders". It's the hard plastic strip attached to the bottom of the rails on your skid. It protects the aluminum rails from getting worn down by the track. So, instead of replacing the rails every year, you replace the hyfax when they reach a certain point of wear.What is the best grease to use on a snowmobile?
Amsoil is a good one. Amsoil synthetic is a good one to use or any good synthetic will work. I would imagine that any auto grease should work, it works on your auto in the exact same temps that your riding your sled in. 
