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Track Drive Shaft Chain Case Bearing Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Panther 550 1997-20

Track Drive Shaft Chain Case Bearing Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Panther 550 1997-20

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Track Drive Shaft and Chain Case Bearing/Seal Kit for Arctic Cat Panther 550

This track drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit for Arctic Cat Panther 550 snowmobiles supplies the bearings and seals that support the drive shaft through the chain case housing.

Overview

This track drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit for Arctic Cat Panther 550 gives you a matched set of bearings and seals for the drive shaft and chain case assembly. The kit brings the driveline back to smooth rotation while the seals keep chain case lubricant in and snow and grit out. It suits riders and shops servicing 1997 through 2001 Panther 550 machines.

Built For Performance

  • Bearing and seal set matched to the track drive shaft and chain case assembly
  • Seals hold chain case lubricant and keep moisture out of the housing
  • Bearings carry drive shaft load under track tension and engine torque
  • Replacement parts for worn or rough driveline components
  • Combined kit covers the bearing and seal positions in one order

Fits These Machines

  • for Arctic Cat Panther 550, 1997
  • for Arctic Cat Panther 550, 1998
  • for Arctic Cat Panther 550, 1999
  • for Arctic Cat Panther 550, 2000
  • for Arctic Cat Panther 550, 2001

On-The-Job Use

  • Chain case and drive shaft service during preseason maintenance
  • Replacing bearings that have gone rough or noisy
  • Resealing the chain case when oil seeps past the shaft
  • Driveline overhaul on higher mileage Panther 550 sleds

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Track drive shaft and chain case bearing and seal kit
Machine Fitment Arctic Cat Panther 550
Model Years 1997-2001

Good To Know

Q: Does this kit include both the bearing and the seal? A: Yes, the kit pairs the drive shaft and chain case bearings with their matching seals so both wear items are addressed at the same time. Confirm the exact positions against your chain case layout during disassembly.

Q: What causes chain case seal failure on these sleds? A: Age, heat cycling, and grit working into the seal lip are the common causes, and a worn bearing can let the shaft move and damage the seal. Replacing bearings and seals together avoids a repeat repair.

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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