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snowmobile

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Is it someone who knows how tight the drive chains should be,and how to tighten or lose them?
Is it someone who have a manual or something like that on the st-4!?

Thanks.

Olav:wave:
 
Melensdad

Melensdad

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Olav, please send me a private message with your mailing address. I will send you a copy of the ST-4 factory manual on a DVD disk.
 
Snowcat Operations

Snowcat Operations

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In the mean time before your manual arrives the drive chains should be tentioned with about 3/4" slack. To check go halfway back (middle of top chain) and you should be able to pull it up 3/4". Hope this helps.
 
teledawg

teledawg

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snowmobile said:
Is it someone who knows how tight the drive chains should be,and how to tighten or lose them?
Is it someone who have a manual or something like that on the st-4!?

Thanks.

Olav:wave:
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While you are waiting for your manual on DVD from Bob, take a look at Christer Morland's web site at: http://www.klovsjo.com/snowtrac/

He has placed the drive chain tensioning procedure on the Instructons page here: http://www.klovsjo.com/snowtrac/chain.htm

There is other good instructons there also for track and variator belt adjustments. :applause:
 
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