Misc. Accessories
About Misc. Accessories
The garage, the trailer and the trail all call for small items, and this category lists the ones that fit nowhere else. The listings include tie-downs, stainless cable ties, magnetic work lights, a tire iron, a food warmer, a cycle dryer, hose caps, power and marine cables, a UTV frame lift and a magneto flywheel puller. Some are meant for snowmobiles and many are general tools for powersports machines, so read the title for the machine it suits.
Tie-downs are chosen by width, length and the load they are rated for, and they should be secured at the tie points your manual shows. Stainless cable ties resist heat and abrasion better than plastic, but their cut ends can be sharp. A flywheel puller must match the thread and design of the flywheel on the machine it is listed for, so read the listing against your engine. Cables are specific to their connectors, so check the plug type.
Brands here include Fox, Texa, Woody's, Atlantis and Antigravity. For oils see Chemicals & Lube, for washes see Cleaning & Detailing, and the group is Accessories.
FAQs on snowmobile garage and trailer accessories
Are the items in this category all made for snowmobiles?
No. Some are for snowmobiles, but many are general-purpose tools or are listed for other machines, such as a flywheel puller for a dirt bike model or a UTV frame lift. Read the title and description for the machine and size.
How tight should tie-down straps be when hauling a sled?
Tight enough that the sled cannot shift, without crushing parts or overloading a tie point. Use the tie points your manual shows, check the straps for wear, and check them again after the first few miles.
Why choose stainless steel cable ties?
They hold up to heat and abrasion better than nylon ties, so they suit places near hot or rubbing parts. Trim the ends flush and keep them clear of wires and skin, because cut ends can be sharp.
Will a flywheel puller fit any engine?
No. A puller must match the thread and design of the flywheel on your engine, and the listing names the machine it suits. Using the wrong puller can damage the flywheel or the crankshaft, so match it to your engine.
