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2.
Measure the distance from the floor to mid
-
point of the headlight.
3.
Using the measurement obtained in step 2,
.
make a horizontal mark on the aiming
sur-
face.
4.
Make a vertical mark which intersects the
horizontal mark on the aiming surface
d
irect ly
in front of the headlight.
5.
Set the parking brake and start the engine.
Move the headlight dimmer
switch
to the
HIGH beam position. DO NOT USE LOW
BEAM.
w
ill
not
change unl
ess
a rock
or
some simil
ar
hard
object
is hit.
Arct ic recommends that ski
align-
ment be
checke d once a week.
Checking Ski
Alignment
1.
Turn the
handiebar
to the straight-ahead posi-
t
ion.
2.
Place a long straightedge against the outside
edge of the track so it lies
next
to the inside
edge of the left-side ski (Fig
.
34).
Fig.
34
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6.
Observe the headlight beam aim. Proper aim
is when the most intense beam is cente
red
on
the vert ical mark 5 em (2
in.)
below the
horizontal mark on the aiming surface (Fig
.
33).
7.
Adjust the four headlight housing mounting
scre
ws
until correct aim is obtained.
Fig.
33
8m
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-
-
-
(25 11) -
-
-
-
•
NOTE: The straigh te dge
should be
long
enough to ext
end
fro
m the back
of
the
tr
ack
to the front of th
e
ski.
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3.
Meas ure the
distances from
the straightedge
to
th
e
edge of ski in
two
places
.
Take one
measurement
from the forward end of the ski
edge and the oth
er
measurement from the
rearward
end of the ski edge
.
SKI ALIGNMENT
The skis
have
been aligned by the
deai er durin g
"setup" of the snow mobile. Ski alignment
usuall y
•
NOTE:
Make sure measurement s are
t
aken
on a flat surface
of the
ski edge and not on
a
round
ed surf ace.
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