Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1985-1993 Track Drive Shaft Chain Case Bearing Seal Kit f

Track Drive Shaft and Chain Case Bearing/Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Pantera 440

This track drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit supplies the bearings and seals needed to rebuild the track drive shaft and chain case on Arctic Cat Pantera 440 snowmobiles from 1985 through 1993.

Overview

This track drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit is assembled for the Arctic Cat Pantera 440 and covers the bearings and seals that support the drive shaft and chain case. The kit helps eliminate play, noise, and lubrication leaks caused by worn bearings and hardened seals. Owners and mechanics servicing an Arctic Cat Pantera 440 will find this bearing and seal kit a practical way to refresh critical driveline components.

Built For Performance

• Bearings and seals grouped to service the track drive shaft and chain case
• Seals designed to retain chain case lubricant and block contaminants
• Bearings built to carry the load of the drive shaft under track tension
• Components sized for direct replacement of worn factory parts
• Steel and rubber construction suited to cold-weather snowmobile use

Fits These Machines

• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1985
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1986
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1987
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1988
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1989
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1990
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1991
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1992
• for Arctic Cat Pantera 440 1993

On-The-Job Use

• Rebuilding the chain case during seasonal snowmobile maintenance
• Replacing noisy or rough drive shaft bearings before they seize
• Stopping chain case oil leaks caused by worn seals
• Refreshing the driveline on a vintage Arctic Cat Pantera 440 restoration

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Can these bearings and seals be installed without removing the track? A: Servicing the drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit usually requires opening the chain case and removing the drive shaft, which generally means loosening or removing the track. Check your service manual for the exact procedure on your model year.

Q: How do I know the bearings and seals are worn enough to replace? A: Rough rotation, side-to-side shaft play, or oil weeping from the chain case are the usual signs. If any of these appear on your Arctic Cat Pantera 440, replacing the kit is the sensible next step.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.