3six7
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Are there any tricks to getting the skid back in on the 141”? I am trying to use front bottom and rear middle mounting holes and it doesn’t seem like I can get enough slack in the track to line everything up.
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Compress the rear shock with a ratchet strap.
Mtnviper
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If you have a rear Float shock, you can let the air out of it. Also sometimes it's easier to install with the sled laying on it's side. I usually will put a piece of carpet down to help prevent scratching the side of the sled.
You'll want to align and install the front arm bolts first, then the rear. A Phillips screw driver or punch also helps when aligning the front mounts.
You'll want to align and install the front arm bolts first, then the rear. A Phillips screw driver or punch also helps when aligning the front mounts.
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If you're doing it by yourself definitely helps to have a ratchet strap to line up the rear mounting bolts.
3six7
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If I put sled on it's side, which side do I have to have it on to not dump any oil out?
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Oil tank side down clutch side up. that will keep the air oil separator higher than the oil level so it won't spill back out through the vent.
