chuckr
Extreme
i took off the nuts put carrage/stove bolts from the inside of the tunnel out, nuts on the outside of the tunnel
i knotched the brackets, i would get you a pic but i am in florida for a class for 3 weeks but i can get you one after that if you have not got it by then lot of cut and grind then test fit then repeat
i knotched the brackets, i would get you a pic but i am in florida for a class for 3 weeks but i can get you one after that if you have not got it by then lot of cut and grind then test fit then repeat
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Frostbite
TY 4 Stroke God
Sorry buddy, I used an Arctic Cat M7 skid and if I remember right, I don't think I had to deal with that issue.
I know that's not much help but, isn't that bracket part of the stock skid?
Take care buddy
Frosty
I know that's not much help but, isn't that bracket part of the stock skid?
Take care buddy
Frosty
mushkin
Extreme
Hey 
Yes that bracket is part of the stock skid. I think I have solved the problem...
I had to cut and shape the brackets, so that they're flat another 2-3cm down from the top nut.
Removal of all 3 nuts on each bracket were necessary, I had top replace them with carrage bolts from the inside out, and then used locking nuts outside the tunnel.
Yes that bracket is part of the stock skid. I think I have solved the problem...
I had to cut and shape the brackets, so that they're flat another 2-3cm down from the top nut.
Removal of all 3 nuts on each bracket were necessary, I had top replace them with carrage bolts from the inside out, and then used locking nuts outside the tunnel.
AKrider
TY 4 Stroke God
When you installed the carrage bolts, how did you turn the existing holes into squares? Anyone have photos of their drop out brackets?
mushkin
Extreme
AKrider said:
I just took a round chain saw (round) file, and took away some material in the hole. It didn't become a square, but enough to get the carrage bolt to fit.
Just start to grind in 4 corners, then you're redy to go
Don't think I took some pictures
