Put just a little lubricant into the cylinders and turn it over a few times so the cylinders are lubed well. Do a compression check and make sure it has good compression in each cylinder. After not being run that long, there is a 99% chance the carb will need to be taken off and rebuilt, YT sells carb kits. It would also be a good idea to check out the ignition system, make sure that it has a good blue spark, check the points and be sure they are clean. Another good thing to do would be just to take off the valve cover and make sure all the valves are free and don't stick when going up and down. Lube up the rockers and put the cover back on. Make sure that the sediment bowl, fuel tank and fuel line are clean and put some gas in the tank, put oil in the crankcase, check the antifreeze in the radiator, check the transmission oil and try starting it. Post here when you get it running or if you have any more questions.
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