Track Drive Shaft Chain Case Bearing Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660 2003-20
Track Drive Shaft Chain Case Bearing Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660 2003-20
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Track Drive Shaft and Chain Case Bearing/Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660
This track drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit restores the driveline of your Arctic Cat Bearcat 660, replacing worn bearings and leaking seals in the chain case to keep the track drive turning smoothly through 2003 to 2006 model years.
Overview
This bearing and seal kit is built for the Arctic Cat Bearcat 660 track drive shaft and chain case assembly, supplying the wear parts that keep the driveline sealed and spinning true. It suits riders and mechanics rebuilding a high-mileage or seasonal-use machine that has developed play, noise, or fluid seepage at the chain case. Each component is sized to the Bearcat 660 driveline so the rebuild goes back together without guesswork.
Built For Performance
- Bearings and seals matched to the Bearcat 660 track drive shaft and chain case
- Seals keep gear case lubricant in and water, snow, and grit out
- Bearings support the drive shaft under track tension and torque loads
- Direct replacement for worn or noisy original driveline components
- Kit format covers the common wear points in one order
- Designed for 2003 through 2006 Bearcat 660 applications
Fits These Machines
- for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660, 2003
- for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660, 2004
- for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660, 2005
- for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660, 2006
On-The-Job Use
- Chain case rebuilds on Bearcat 660 snowmobiles
- Track drive shaft servicing during seasonal maintenance
- Repairing driveline noise, vibration, or lubricant leaks
- Refreshing a used machine before the riding season
Specs At A Glance
| Machine | for Arctic Cat Bearcat 660 |
| Model Years | 2003-2006 |
| System | Track drive shaft and chain case |
| Components | Bearings and seals |
Good To Know
Q: Do I need to drain the chain case before installing this kit? A: Yes, the chain case should be drained and the cover removed to access the shaft bearings and seals during installation. Refill with the specified lubricant afterward.
Q: How do I know if my Bearcat 660 needs this kit? A: Noisy or rough rotation at the drive shaft, play in the shaft, or lubricant weeping past the seals all point to worn bearings and seals. Confirm the exact year and model before ordering.
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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