Changing W-arm

Pull the skid. While you have the skid out take some time and rebuild it. Order up a bushing kit, re-inforce the w-arm, have the shocks rebiult and read BETHEVIPER's suspension thread.
 
stein700sx said:
Pull the skid. While you have the skid out take some time and rebuild it. Order up a bushing kit, re-inforce the w-arm, have the shocks rebiult and read BETHEVIPER's suspension thread.

What he said^^^^^^! :wel:
 
If you are changing the W arm due to cracks, then be sure to replace it with one that has been reinforced. They crack even when the sled is ridden easy on smooth trails. I can help you with either repairing a cracked W arm and reinforcing a new one. Glad to help if you need it.
 
stein700sx said:
Pull the skid. While you have the skid out take some time and rebuild it. Order up a bushing kit, re-inforce the w-arm, have the shocks rebiult and read BETHEVIPER's suspension thread.


X2 - With the skid out, it'd also be a good time to have a look at the drive axle bearings if you don't know the history of whether they've been changed. They are 9 years old and sit idle 8 months of the year. Especially the left/PTO side.
 


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