Idler Wheel and Bearing 5.630" for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT 2016-2017
Idler Wheel and Bearing 5.630" for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT 2016-2017
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Idler Wheel and Bearing for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT
This 5.630 inch idler wheel and bearing assembly replaces a worn or seized unit on the rear suspension of the for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT, keeping the track path aligned and rolling smoothly.
Overview
This idler wheel and bearing is a direct-fit replacement for the for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT snowmobile, sized at 5.630 inches to match the original bore and diameter. It supports the track along the rear suspension rail, cutting drag and preventing premature wear on the hi-fax and track clips. Riders doing their own seasonal maintenance will find this idler wheel and bearing is a practical way to restore a quiet, free-spinning skid.
Built For Performance
- 5.630 inch outer diameter matches the factory rear idler position for correct track alignment
- Sealed bearing pressed into the wheel hub keeps grease in and trail grit out
- Molded wheel body resists cracking under repeated freeze and thaw cycles
- Bearing race sized to accept the stock rear axle bolt for a drop-in fit
- Lightweight construction keeps unsprung weight close to factory spec
Fits These Machines
- for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT 2016
- for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT 2017
On-The-Job Use
- Rear skid frame service on the for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT
- Replacing a seized idler after a season of hard trail miles
- Pre-season suspension inspection and bearing repack or replacement
- Keeping the track path straight for smoother lake and trail runs
Specs At A Glance
| Part Type | Idler Wheel and Bearing |
| Outer Diameter | 5.630 in |
| Fitment Year(s) | 2016-2017 |
| Machine | for Arctic Cat Bearcat 3000 LT |
Good To Know
Q: Does this idler wheel come with the bearing already pressed in? A: The unit is supplied as a wheel and bearing assembly, so it mounts in the rear skid the same way the original did. Reuse the factory axle bolt and spacers unless they are damaged.
Q: Should idler wheels be replaced in pairs? A: When one rear idler wheel is seized or badly worn, the opposite side usually shows similar mileage and is worth inspecting at the same time. Replacing both keeps track alignment even across the skid.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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