How to remove & install the belt on a 2014 & 2015 Arctic Cat ZR7000

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!! the torque spec for the bolt is 20lbs/foot of torque and not 60lbs.
In this video you will see how to replace the belt on a 2014/2015 Arctic Cat ZR7000. There is no special tool needed to do this procedure.
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This is the link for the entire playlist about my 2014 Arctic Cat ZR7000 LXR: • Arctic Cat ZR 7000

[@STUCKPOPO]

Thanks for the video. I just bought a 2015 ZR7000 and was wondering this exact thing. There isn't enough video's out there for the ZR7000. Thanks for making some.

[@RickStuff]

I'll make another soon. I am replacing the clutch on mine

[@RickStuff]

This is the playlist on all the videos I've made so far on my sled. Maybe it will help you in the future.
czcams.com/play/PLrb9vo2DVKJMGrCoBWDAXl3i4EedqS73D.html

[@yoggybear7079]

I can’t figure out how to get the pulley to tighten down in the belt can somebody help me

[@RickStuff]

What year and mileage on your sled and qjen the last time yoi replace the lever in tha clutch?

[@tarivard]

60lbs torque is the primary clutch torque rating - the small 10mm secondary clutch is much lower - I think its 17 ft-lbs - torque.

[@RickStuff]

It is 60 inch pound of tork. Not 60 foot pound of tork. I forgot to mention it.

[@blade123204]

Yeah, wish I knew that before hand, just broke the bolt on my secondary going with the wrong torque pounds

[@soddog4]

Instead of wasting time flipping the sheave adjuster around, just pull the secondary clutch off completely after you take the bolt out. A lot faster and easier.

[@RickStuff]

I'll try that. 🙂

[@jansater]

Don't you need to adjust the new belt?

[@RickStuff]

You can add or remove chimes on the cap of the secondary pulley what ever you install a brand new belt or driving a really wear out used belt. I will make a video about that soon. I also need to correct an informarion. The torque for the bolt is 60 lbs inch and not foot which make about 11 lbs/foot