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Mike, have you thought about cutting a taper at the end of the slides rather than shortening them? Just a thought.

Happy Birthday! Hope your day is a good one. Enjoy!🎂🍻

Happy Labor Day weekend to all. Enjoy & stay safe!

No doubt! They weren't around then though. At least I had a chunk of gas line. Good time.

Those are a better option than the others, however, those tend to split in the folds after a while, been there, and it always happens in the middle of use. I opted for the battery pumps for the ease of use, no lifting a 5 or 6 gal can to dispense the fuel.

Get yourself a battery operated Turbo Pump, no cranking required, 3 AA Batteries & flip a switch, done. I have 3 of these, I really like them.

I still have the first can I bought for sledding back in 1977. I bought it from the local Holiday Station in Hancock. It's a galvanized "Eagle" 6.3 gal can & I will never part with it. The new cans today suck. I do have a couple of simple 5 gal poly cans but nothing with the ridiculous spouts...

Happy Birthday, hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

Happy Birthday, hope your day is a good one. Enjoy! 🎂🍻

He was able to get connected with the guy I referred to him & it is now fixed. I do however understand that the appliances today are not made the way they use to be. If you are lucky, many are good for a maximum of 7-10yrs. That is pretty crappy.

Nicely done!

It looks like he did a hard tail landing to cause that bend in the slide rail. I had a friend that did that to his '98 EXT 580 EFI slide rails. He was hitting a small pile of snow in a parking area and launched about 8-10' straight up and landed on the tail of the suspension on the hard plowed...

Should be able to, they are kind of slow if you know what I mean! LOL!

Nice! I like to see a meticulously maintained sled. (y) The Trail Cat was the only AC sled with the trailing arm. This particular variation was in place on the Trail Cat in 1979, 1980 & 1981.

Nice!

Brian, pics please, I would really like to see what you have there. Regardless, nice find for $100! I can only imagine that it has to be in pretty good shape being as it's only seen 2 winters of use. Perhaps I can add to Gary's instructions above, If your taking the picture with your...

This clutch belongs to a 2018 600 Cat. This should be able to be overhauled with new pins, rollers, bushings & weights unless there are some hidden cracks in the sheaves it should be rebuildable.

Tried to call you, went to vm, sent you an email, hope that will help.

Get it rebuilt. With that many miles and nothing done it's over due & is a failure waiting to happen. Just my .02