This comprehensive service and repair manual is specifically designed for the 1969 AMF Ski Daddler Model 5815-2000 snowmobile. It provides detailed instructions and illustrations for every aspect of your machine, from basic maintenance tasks like oil changes to complex repairs like transmission swaps. The manual's hundreds of pages cover every component, guiding you through each step of the process. You'll find clear and concise explanations, accompanied by numerous diagrams to help you visualize each procedure. The manual's search function allows you to easily locate the information you need, and you can print out individual pages for easy reference. This factory-level service manual empowers you to maintain and repair your snowmobile effectively, equipping you with the same knowledge as factory-trained technicians. By applying the information in this manual, you will gain confidence in your ability to keep your Ski Daddler running smoothly for years to come.

The AMF Ski Daddler Model 5815-2000, a product of the American Machine and Foundry (AMF) company, was a sporty and innovative snowmobile introduced in 1969. This machine, designed for recreational use and featuring a sleek, futuristic aesthetic, was a significant player in the burgeoning snowmobile market of the late 1960s. The Ski Daddler, named for its maneuverability and agility on snow, boasted a powerful 200cc engine, a two-stroke single-cylinder unit that provided ample power for traversing snowy terrains. The model's suspension system, a combination of front and rear skis and a rear track, offered a smooth and comfortable ride, even over challenging terrain. The Ski Daddler 5815-2000 also incorporated several innovative features for its time, including a unique "Daddler" steering system that offered precise control and responsiveness. The Ski Daddler was well-regarded for its performance and handling, attracting both novice and experienced snowmobile enthusiasts. While the Ski Daddler 5815-2000 was a popular choice, AMF's foray into the snowmobile market was ultimately short-lived. The company faced challenges competing with established snowmobile manufacturers like Bombardier (Ski-Doo) and Polaris, and AMF eventually decided to exit the snowmobile business in 1975. Despite its relatively brief production run, the AMF Ski Daddler Model 5815-2000 remains a distinct and memorable entry in the history of snowmobiling, representing an era of innovation and growth in the sport. Today, the Ski Daddler is a sought-after collectible by snowmobile enthusiasts, with its distinctive design and historical significance continuing to capture the imagination of collectors and gearheads alike.