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Old 11-19-2008, 06:30 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Re: Learning how to fix my own sleds

Best tool for dissassembling a 2 stroke mill or any mechanical part on your sled or atv etc. is a parts "explosion" drawing. These will show you exactly how all the parts relate to one another A good explosion drawing will even give enough detail that you would have to be a dope smokin neanderthal to screw things up. Great for reassembly too ofcourse.

You can get these drawings from part fisches online. I use them all the time.

As mentioned many times above... a proper manual and a good set of tools blended with a touch of mechanical know how and you're good to go

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