Toe Out

[SledFreak]

I'm trying to adjust the toe out on my sled, but I can't find the inner jamb nut for the inside of each tie rod. I can loosen the outer one, since it's starring at me in my face, but I cannot change the inner, because I can't find it. I felt all the way up the boot and can't feel it, but how far is it? Do I have to drop the belly pan? Where are they? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[KubotaOne]

Just pull the rubber boot partially out, turn the skis, and you'll see the inner nut. Remember, the outside is reverse thread, inside is standard.

 

[SledFreak]

So, that is the way to do it, is to pull the boot out (Partially). How do you get a wrench in because, I can't even feel it in the boot? Any more info.... This is a pain in the #*$&@......

 

[KubotaOne]

I literally just did mine this morning. Trust me, you can get a 14mm wrench on it fairly easily. Once the boot is back, you have to turn the skis hard and you'll see the inner nut.

 

[bjniceguy]

that is better than pulling the air box off to get to it!

 

[apex yooper]

If it's a minor adjustment, why not remove outside knuckle, and turn it, then replace it?

 

[Tork]

Good tip there Kubota
I do it a little different, turn the ski to the extreme, push the boot all the way back and you can just get to the nut.

 

[JERSEYJOE]

toe settings

I just needed a slight bit of toe out so I unbolted the tie rod end from the steering arm and turned each side 1/2 turn and bingo 3/16" toe out. Did not have to mess with the inner lock nut.

 

[Randy J Beyer]

Jerseyjoe is telling you the proper way to adjust!

Yes what he said ! 8)