Driven Pulley
With cab removed, grease the driven
pulley shaft as follows:
Remove pulley guard and slip
off
drive
belt. Open the driven pulley, (push and
twist sliding half).
Thoroughly clean the driven pulley
shaft.
Apply a
light coat of low-temp grease
on the shaft. Always lubricate lightly
and wipe
off
surplus.
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NOTE: Activate the sliding half
several times to distribute lubri-
cant over full length of shaft. Be care-
ful that lubricant does not get on inner
halvesof pulley.
Steering
Mechanism
Using light machine oil, lubricate the
spring located on top of steering col-
umn housing. Allow
oil to run in. Oilthe
mobile contact point at bottom end of
steering arm. Using a small brush,
dipped in
low
temp grease, lubricate
steering arm ball joint.
Greasethe ski leg at grease fitting until
new grease appears at the joint. Lu-
bricate spring coupler bolt with oil.
Gearbox Oil Level
The gearbox oil capacity is 454 mL (16
oz). To check level:
Remove rubber inspection cover lo-
cated on bottom right side of gearbox.
Using a
rigid piece of wire as dipstick,
check oil level. Oil level must reach 82
mm
(314
") on dipstick.
To fill, remove filler cap from top of
gearbox. Refill as required using Bom-
bardier chaincase oil.
Bogie Wheels
Grease
the suspension bogie wheels
with low-temperature grease. Pump
through the grease fitting at the center
of each wheel until new grease appears
at the joint of inner side.
To grease the inner side bogie wheels,
tilt vehicle on its side and apply pres-
sure on track to expose greasefittings.
Rear
Axles
Lubricate the rear axles with low-tem-
perature grease. Pump grease
throuqn
the rear axle fittings.
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CAUTION: Always use a low-
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pressure greasegun.
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