How to change your snowmobile sliders/Hyfax the easy way - Arctic Cat,Yamaha, Polaris,Skidoo
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- čas přidán 11. 12. 2018
- A quick and easy way to change your sliders on any make of a snowmobile. No need to remove the skid.
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Great! I'm gonna try changing my m7 hi-fax!
Works a whole lot better when its warm. Bring her in, mix a drink and let it warm up.
Thanks for video saved a lot of extra work and adjustments.
Nice video! Very helpful! Thanks!
I have been riding snowmobiles since the 70s and I never do this just take the rear suspension out it's easy compared to this and then you can replace other parts if needed
I’ve changed these quite a few times. I now drill a hole in the old one once it is through the track hole. I put a bolt in the hole and use a sliding hammer to pull it off.
now thats a good idea
Do you break in new slides? Run for about 1-1.5 miles then let them cool to temper them?
Whats that handle bar stand youre using?
I just wish i had a garage my hyfax are completely gone right now, high of 15 degrees today ouyyyy
I go out and I’m bolt my carriage and bring it in my kitchen and replace everything in the carriage also use more bogey wheels in my carriage adds six more pounds but makes my high fax lasted way longer even riding in low snow or no snow conditions I get two or three years out of my slides when I add more bogey wheels
Where you buy that sled lift.?
I just removed my skid getting ready to replace these. But the old ones are 2.5" short of the end. Yours look closer to the end should I cut the new ones maybe 2" longer? Leave about half inch bare?
The rails taper off at the end, so if you leave half an inch or inch and a half you'll be ok.
What's the brand of the dual sled stand in the background?
The stand is a Pogo Lift. Made in Canada. Can be configured to hold a sled and a quad, two sleds. Two quads. Latest version I believe has a higher capacity and can hold a SxS. I’ve also modified mine to hold a streetbike.
@@redfieldsapprentice4489 Thank you! How much did you pay for it?
Can you safely add pieces to the ends if you cut it too short
We don't recomend doing that, as the pieces might come off as you are riding.
@@3sixtynorth thats what I was thinking as well I was told that it would be ok to run them short and it wouldnt hurt anything theyre 6 inches too short I just dont feel comfortable running them that short an inch or 2 I can see not 6
You failed to mention that the track Windows need to be cut for this method to work..... as for me.... It's only four bolts to remove and I am all done
I'm not sure what track you are running but theres no cutting of windows involved
That is a ton more bogey wheels to my sled where the high fax go and I can make mine even in no snow conditions last a year or two years without replacing a ride proximately 1000 miles a season but at least 300 of that is a no snow got an air cooled machine friend of mine put a radiator in his machine and he rides with me and no snow condition the stuff they’re making us believe is all about making them a profit
Slides let’s get rid of them they put micro plastics everywhere you can’t get 500 miles on them in the wrong conditions they’re hard on the environment and when would you drag something across the floor bring back bogey wheels better for the environment and should make a sled really faster