hi!
got a problem, when I changed my track I took the chaincase out and then when I put it all together again it was hard to get it in reverse, when i finally got it in reverse and backed out of the garage i couldnt get it out :s so opened chaincase again and was going to take all the gears out, the bottom gear is stuck, cant get it out. how can it be stuck when sitting on a splined axle?
Thanks
Jonatan
got a problem, when I changed my track I took the chaincase out and then when I put it all together again it was hard to get it in reverse, when i finally got it in reverse and backed out of the garage i couldnt get it out :s so opened chaincase again and was going to take all the gears out, the bottom gear is stuck, cant get it out. how can it be stuck when sitting on a splined axle?
Thanks
Jonatan
good question .............. weird
indeed it is, my thought now is if it has gone to the end of the slines where they "shallow out" or how i should say, so the sprocket got stuck? because the track is a little more to the right than the left. no one else had the same problem?
terret725
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maybe you miss placed one of the spacers. if i remeber corectly there should be one that goes on the inside of the gear,
Is there not just the spacer w the rubber ring? That seals the housing?
you have a spacer for top and bottom sprocket ..not the same thickness make sure to but at the right spot..and a spacer outside on the shaft to seal the chaincase
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got it sorted out, it was like I suspected the splined part you on the drive shaft which the inner sprocket sits on had got stuck on the axle, so a puller did the job and for some reason i had put the chamfered spacer that sits between the bearing and sprocket on the bolt between the spring an outer sprocket? :s no idea why but that was the problem. easy fix and now it works like a charm again.