im glad some of you have caught on im joking about 90 % of the time....lol
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im glad some of you have caught on im joking about 90 % of the time....lol
No joke here when I say I'm still ROTFLMAO when I think about how funny this is to hear how roles have reversed....... This needs to be hushed up quck though
I think I have some room on my 09xp to carry a few cat belts for those unlucky bastages that I will no doubt find on the trail stranded due to a blown belt...
chit! Now that i think about it, there is 4 or 5 guys in this thread alone complaining about alignment issues and bad clutch setup......statistic wise, that's like an 85% failure rate if those numbers hold doesn't look good for cat this year!
Several years have gone by and I've bought back this same M1000 for an other round. The Ultimax belts were the biggest help......now I some times get three rides out of a belt, and the belts are around $105 . So from $75 per ride in belt cost down to around $34 a ride . Still would like to squeeze one more ride out of a belt. Is 4 rides too much to ask?
You definitely do not need to gear down on the M1. Mine is stock 60/60. I added more motor mounts, vented the side panels and in front of the clutch and running MDS weights. I'm piped/head/ported with a 3" track and the last belt I got over 1200 miles on it before it blew and I'm pretty sure it was my fault. That was the first belt I blew in nearly 3000 miles. I've done some consecutive near 2 minute pulls on that belt long before it blew. Should keep the stock gearing and make it work. You'll be much happier
Thanks for the info,, Like had posted, I just bought this one and took the belt off and was amazed at how stiff the secondary clutch spring is, it has the 3 to 6K spring in it or the orange spring.. The primary spring looks like the stock spring for that elevation as well. I was always under the impression that if you ran heavier weights and a shallower helix or is it a steeper helix and less spring in the secondary that also is easier on belts.. The MDS weights you talk about are they adjustable? If so what weight do you run them at?? It also looks like a new belt will be too tight in both clutches is it possible to get the spider off or do you just add a spacer to the secondary clutch? There appears to be little belt deflection is why I ask.... It has a 36 degree helix in it.. What rollers are best. This sled only has 294 mi. on it but I want to replace rollers and weight bushings before they wear out..
Thanks for any info you give, I have been out of riding for 12 yrs. so have to learn how the secondary clutch works,, it doesn't look that much different than what I last worked on but the fixed in place mounting I not fond of.. I would like to have a 1M secondary.....