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Bell Crank Bushings and Install Tool

SideHogger said:
Ahhhhhh......real Canadian beer.....hopefully someday we will be able to cross border again and have JUST a few!
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If any our US friends cross the border in Sault Ste Marie i am literally 2 hrs east on hwy 17 from the border
Stop in for a beer . Beer is always well stocked and cold:D
I always enjoy meeting ty members
 

yamamarc said:
If any our US friends cross the border in Sault Ste Marie i am literally 2 hrs east on hwy 17 from the border
Stop in for a beer . Beer is always well stocked and cold:D
I always enjoy meeting ty members
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I'm 2 hours west of that bridge. I'll take you up on that after they open the border back up.
How do I get across the bridge on my sled?
 
1nc 2000 said:
I'm 2 hours west of that bridge. I'll take you up on that after they open the border back up.
How do I get across the bridge on my sled?
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Anytime!!! Sledheads are always welcome!!!!

Put some good 94 octane in your sled, set your sled on your 300hp setting , jump on lake Huron and hold er to the bar until you gat across to the Canadian side...lol:p
Jk!!!
Probably just need a passport, your sled ownership and a ontario trail pass if you plan to ride the trails
 
Chris Rose said:
Bushings are in. Plenty of room for your hands when you remove the steering rods. Use steel rivets and a pneumatic riveter if available. Also now is a good time to insulate the fuse block and clean up the intercooler. Not really a hard job, just take your time.
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How long did it take to install? What all had to be removed to install the kit?
 
I think the biggest challenge was to drill out the rivets to remove the Aluminum Brace.. I used stainless steel pop rivets to replace the rusty steel ones
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I did mine this past Sunday. took a couple hours. I went to Harbor freight and bought a cheap pneumatic rivet gun, worth its weight in gold (make sure you dont exceed the 90psi max for this gun , dont ask me how I know LOL) . I also used stainless rivets. pretty straight forward follow instructions take your time. It would be nice if you could get a grease fitting on the assembly to get some fresh grease in from time to time. There was a lot of slop in the bell crank stock, now zero slop tight and right! Great product Val!

Also did the greaseable A arm kit also worked out great
 
Installed the first one of 6 on Sunday. Took our time to understand the install correctly and took around 3 hours. Now that we have a good understanding of the install the remaining 5 should take less than 2 hours each. What a difference this bushing kit makes, really tightens up the slop in the bell crank. Well done Val...great product!
 
Snoden said:
Installed the first one of 6 on Sunday. Took our time to understand the install correctly and took around 3 hours. Now that we have a good understanding of the install the remaining 5 should take less than 2 hours each. What a difference this bushing kit makes, really tightens up the slop in the bell crank. Well done Val...great product!
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Thank You Sir, Glad you like our product :)
 
Finally got around to install mine.. talk about tightening up the steering play.. I don’t think I’ve had a sled that the steering feels this tight great work Val..
 
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