Front Track Drive Sprocket for Ski-Doo Chalet 1964-1967

Front Track Drive Sprocket for Ski-Doo Chalet

This front track drive sprocket is a direct-fit replacement component for 1964-1967 Ski-Doo Chalet snowmobiles, transferring engine power from the drive axle to the track for dependable forward motion.

Overview

The front track drive sprocket is the toothed wheel mounted on the drive axle that engages the internal track lugs and pulls the track around the suspension. Built for vintage Ski-Doo Chalet machines from 1964 through 1967, this sprocket restores positive track engagement on a sled that has lost teeth, worn drive cogs, or stripped splines. It is intended for riders and restorers keeping classic Chalet snowmobiles running on the snow.

Built For Performance

• Toothed drive profile sized to engage the internal track lugs of the Chalet
• Replacement for a worn or broken original drive sprocket
• Designed to mount on the front drive axle in the stock position
• Restores positive power transfer from the engine to the track
• Suited to vintage 1964-1967 Chalet driveline dimensions

Fits These Machines

• for Ski-Doo Chalet 1964
• for Ski-Doo Chalet 1965
• for Ski-Doo Chalet 1966
• for Ski-Doo Chalet 1967

On-The-Job Use

• Restoring a classic Chalet sled that has stripped or missing drive cogs
• Rebuilding a front drive axle during a vintage track replacement
• Keeping an original-condition Chalet trail-worthy for vintage rides
• Servicing drive components after a season of hard-packed snow use

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: How do I know if my drive sprocket needs replacing? A: Worn or broken teeth, slipping track engagement, or visible cracking around the hub are the usual signs that a sprocket is due for replacement. A stripped sprocket will let the track slip under load instead of driving the sled forward.

Q: Is this sprocket sold as a single unit or as a pair? A: This listing covers the front track drive sprocket as described in the title, so confirm the quantity you need for your axle before ordering. Many vintage sleds use more than one sprocket on the front drive shaft.

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