kaputnick

Hi all! I have a 2001 Mountain Cat 600 EFI That I used for one season with no problems. After missing last year's riding season I fired up the sled and it would not go forward. Also strong rubber smell and smoking. I replaced the belt with a new part (#0627-020) and lifted the track to test. It ran fine with no problems but when I drop it down it does the same thing. I removed the belt and cleaned the clutch and this time I went about 20 feet. After stopping, I have the same issue no transferr of power to the track.
Any suggestions on where to start? I do have a rubber build up on the main clutch flanges that I can remove also, I plan on greasing the track components even though I can spin the track secondary clutch by hand.
Thank you in advance?

RJ Gleason

New plugs, fresh gas?

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kccats

Is the track too tight? Is the brake draging? Gota go over the whole sled!

BC_Dan

Definitely clean the clutch faces and rough those up with a green scotch-brite pad or medium sandpaper. Make sure the belt edges are not glazed, too. I would check for a sticky weight and/or main bushing in the primary as well.

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