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Take this for what it's worth. I had a young gentleman observe a hyfax install I was doing and wanted to know why it slid on all but the last 6-8" without forcing it. I can't stand the look of discolored corroded aluminum so I have powdercoated many of my skids. That smooth surface, plus...

I just finished installing Val's A-arm/bellcrank bushings on my second Procross sled, a '17 with only 1200 miles I bought. I find they make a major improvement over the mass produced stuff that is stock. It's time-consuming like anything else on todays tight chassis but well worth the result. I...

Would you have the part numbers? I'm wondering how close to the price of the 3704-252 I would be at that point. thank you

I'd like to have my end cap changed to the 45 degree unit, does anyone have a Fox part #?

Inner 137" brackets 1607-348/1607-349 I think we used 2707-244/2707-245 for the outer brackets but best if you check

The connections are hidden in the control pod. Remove four torx screws to access them. I believe I used a T9 or T10.

It would take more time than it is worth to mess with re-using the warmers. Order a set from RSI for Cat sleds. They work better, are higher quality and plug in.

I have changed the chaincase Torx on all my Procross chassis' to zinc plated fasteners I purchased from Fastenal.

Not that I could ever tell.

I'd like to understand what the advantage is? It seems like you're going down to a single point of contact of a set-screw vs. the 340-350 degrees of contact of a snap-ring against the inner race? It may be slight but I would expect the set-screw to booger the shaft making another obstacle to...

Any bearing benefits from removing a seal and adding grease. Yes, I do it to brand-new bearings on these Yam/Cat chassis.

I should add that I use a handlebar stand in addition to a rubber tire chock to keep these Procross chassis from tipping too far to the side. I don't recall where I bought it but this is the same thing. https://fettbros.com/shop/ols/products/steering-post-stand

I PM'd you back. Good luck with the wrenching and have a good day.

I bought my tool in the nineties; the price is silly now. I bet a person could weld/make one now for $10 and a Mich Lite.

We never unhook the front on a Procross chassis with the slide-action skid. With the skid turned out from the tunnel the front arm slides rearward enough and off the bar. If it is a struggle go ahead and remove the short arms of the springs to collapse the rear arm for removal. The slot on the...

There's an easier way for skid removal and no reason to take out the front crossshaft or loosen the track, springs etc., especially if you have a helper. Put the sled on it's side and remove a rear bolt. Switch sides and remove the remaining bolt, balloon the track slightly forward and lift the...

My Procross upper slid right out in my gloved hand after heating. Will the race budge if you heat the bejesus out of the case?

Use your noggin. If those parts break and somehow stab the track at speed or you wreck or get pitched over the bars it's will get painful and expensive.

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