The Johnson Skee-Horse, produced in 1966, represents an early innovation in recreational snowmobiling. Available in models 1560, 2060, and 2065, these machines were engineered for robust performance and utility over snow-covered terrain, serving recreational users, farmers, and hunters. Leveraging Johnson's background in engine manufacturing, the Skee-Horse embodies a design philosophy focused on reliability and functional utility, built to withstand harsh winter conditions. Its pioneer technology and solid construction made it a capable option for transportation and recreation during a period of rapid growth in the snowmobile industry.

This factory owner's manual provides essential information for operating and maintaining your Johnson Skee-Horse. It covers critical areas including pre-ride checks, safe operation guidelines, starting and stopping procedures, and emergency handling. Detailed instructions are provided for routine maintenance such as lubrication, cleaning, engine tuning, track and ski adjustments, and brake upkeep. The manual also offers guidance on troubleshooting common operational issues, engine starting problems, and drivetrain faults, ensuring you can keep your Skee-Horse in optimal condition.