2009 Ski-Doo Skandic® Tundra 300F

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2009 Ski-Doo Skandic® Tundra 300F Specifications

Identification
Model Type  Utility
BASE MSRP(US)  $5,249.00
Dealers  Ski-Doo Dealers
Warranty  12
Insurance
Engine:  
Engine Type  Single-Cylinder
Cylinders  1
Engine Stroke  2-Stroke
Valve Configuration  Reed Valve
Displacement (cc/ci)  268.7 / 16.4
Starter  Electric / Pull
Turbocharged  No
Carburetion Type  Carburetor
Transmission:  
Reverse  Yes
Technical Specifications:  
Length (ft)  9.92
Width (in/mm)  39.4 / 1000
Height (in/mm)  51.1 / 1300
Maximum Ski Stance (in/mm)  32 / 813
Minimum Ski Stance (in/mm)  32 / 813
Dry Weight (lbs/kg)  380 / 172
Fuel Capacity (gal/l)  9 / 34
Seats:  
Number Of Seats  1
Exterior:  
Ski Material  Plastic
Skag Material  Carbide
Drive Line:  
Track Length (in/mm)  136 / 3456
Track Width (in/mm)  16 / 406
Lug Height (in/mm)  1.25 / 31.8
Convenience:  
Heated Hand Grips  Standard
Storage:  
Rear Rack  Standard
Glass:  
Height  High

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great sled
By jim northrup(Owner), Dec. 26, 2008
I have a 2006 300 Tundra and could not be happier.It is light almost inpossible to get stuck,it has pllenty of power to carry 2 people,my black lab and pull behind sled loaded with gear,I have yet to have a mechanicial problem except the belt,a huge fuel tank but is easy on gas,lot of storage for sn... Read Full Review

 

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AIR INTAKE NEEDS SCREEN
By Michael (Owner), Feb. 6, 2009
Recently I purchased a new Tundra 300F After riding it in my field on two sessions aproximately 1/2 hour each my machine iced up, throttle cable jammed causing the machine to continue to rev up after letting go. Now the dealer says that it is due to powder snow getting into front air intake. Tells m... Read Full Review

 

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not a good machine
By Searl Burnett(Owner), Mar. 11, 2011
we have 2 new tundras and there very top heavy and roll very easy , the engine dosnt have enough power in deep snow and bogs down real bad climbing hills the machine is a real looser the old ones are a lot better. To many plastic covers to try and get to the engine, fuel gauge is not accurate at all... Read Full Review

 

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