snerkman
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So I was putting my sled away for summer and noticed a confusing absence of grease fittings on the jackshaft and drive axle. Every other sled I've owned had them. I looked in the manual and the only places it shows to grease are in the skid. What's up with that?
tkuss
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Yea that pisses me off to. You just have to pull the seals on the bearings and shoot some grease in there.
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What is the process for greasing the jackshaft bearing anyhow? Is it in the manual? Did not see it?
tkuss
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It is not in the Manual, I believe those bearings are intended to last the life of the machine without being replaced. At least that is the only reason I can see why Yamaha wouldnt put zirks on those bearings.
A member on here named RockerDan did a very nice writeup on how to grease these bearings. Do a search, or it might be in the Apex/Attack faq's sticky on the top of the page.
A member on here named RockerDan did a very nice writeup on how to grease these bearings. Do a search, or it might be in the Apex/Attack faq's sticky on the top of the page.
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tkuss said:It is not in the Manual, I believe those bearings are intended to last the life of the machine without being replaced. At least that is the only reason I can see why Yamaha wouldnt put zirks on those bearings.
A member on here named RockerDan did a very nice writeup on how to grease these bearings. Do a search, or it might be in the Apex/Attack faq's sticky on the top of the page.
Yup, here it is:
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic....torder=asc&highlight=grease+jackshaft&start=0
It should be added to the faq's


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snerkman said:tkuss said:It is not in the Manual, I believe those bearings are intended to last the life of the machine without being replaced. At least that is the only reason I can see why Yamaha wouldnt put zirks on those bearings.
A member on here named RockerDan did a very nice writeup on how to grease these bearings. Do a search, or it might be in the Apex/Attack faq's sticky on the top of the page.
Yup, here it is:
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic....torder=asc&highlight=grease+jackshaft&start=0
It should be added to the faq's
Good idea. I just moved it to FAQ.


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BlueByYou2000 said:snerkman said:tkuss said:It is not in the Manual, I believe those bearings are intended to last the life of the machine without being replaced. At least that is the only reason I can see why Yamaha wouldnt put zirks on those bearings.
A member on here named RockerDan did a very nice writeup on how to grease these bearings. Do a search, or it might be in the Apex/Attack faq's sticky on the top of the page.
Yup, here it is:
http://www.ty4stroke.com/viewtopic....torder=asc&highlight=grease+jackshaft&start=0
It should be added to the faq's
Good idea. I just moved it to FAQ.
ROFLMAO!!! And I just added it to the Apex FAQ index while you were moving it.

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Haha! Dueling moderators! Thanks guys!
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