pat the rat
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i noticed i have some grooves in both clutches,not sure why,i dont consistantly ride a the same rpm,my sled vibrates at a certain rpm and i think that's the cause,can i just sand them with fine sandpaper,or are my sheaves shot,sled has 27000 km
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Yes also you can get it turn down at machine shop too. But be careful not take to much other wise the will become weak. What year of sled is the clutch off.
pat the rat
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2009 vector ltx
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Pat i have 29,000km and have the same thing on the primary
about an inch up from the shaft.
Need to make a decision this summer on parts or a
used one.
Any ideas out there what it would cost to replace both shieves
or a good used one
or keep running it
about an inch up from the shaft.
Need to make a decision this summer on parts or a
used one.
Any ideas out there what it would cost to replace both shieves
or a good used one
or keep running it
pat the rat
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Well,i started the sled without the belt and carefully gave it a good sanding and it came back smooth,like new basically,i finished with 200 gritt paper,that's on the primary,the secondary,i'll bring it to work and will sand it in the lathe,i might be upgrading next season so dont want to dump a bunch of money into it
