Brock came and got the remaining parts. All parts are gone!

Still have a bunch of parts left. If you are close by and want them... come pick them up.... Columbus, Ohio

Yes.

Was just browsing Craigslist and saw that there are 2 non running JD Sportfires for sale at $400 for both. Ad claims they are not running. http://columbus.craigslist.org/for/2851005910.html http://images.craigslist.org/5Gd5F25J73Kf3G43I2c2e8ca0f2f31d0618bc.jpg 2 used John Deere Sport Fire snowmobile...

Yeah.. I wish you were closer to me...

I used Amsoil Dominator 2 cycle oil in a Spitfire.

Yeah, central Ohio has been a bust this year. fml

Okay... Well at this point the remaining parts are getting in the way and I don't feel like holding on to them at the moment. Need the space for fixing a different snowmobile.

So, if someone is local and wants to make a reasonably low offer for all of the remaining parts, you can come pick them up.

Looks pretty good... Contact Dave: (740)263-9943 He wants $500.

Here is a link to the ad, http://columbus.craigslist.org/rvs/2755597964.html.

By the way, if you're local I'm getting rid of the large stuff super cheap.

Update on sold items:
Ski Spindles
New CDI
Mikuni Slide Carb with CHoke and Throttle Cables
New Belt
Primary Clutch
Secondary Clutch
Air Box

Don't believe I need it, but thanks. I took it off awhile ago and had a guy wanting to buy the primary and secondary off of me. I just took the primary off, but couldn't remember if there was a bolt with the secondary, since it had been awhile. In any event, I sold him the stuff, but he didn't need ...

Thanks. I wonder where the heck I put that .

I took my Spitfire sled apart, but I'm just looking for a pic of the secondary clutch. Primarily, how does it mount? I'm trying to remember if there is a bolt... I looked at the JDParts site, but would like to see an actual picture...

Thanks.

Just curious, do they really do anything? There aren't any filters or anything in them, right?

I went and got about a 2 inch 9/16" x 18 bolt for about $3.50. Put some hydraulic fluid in the hole, Teflon tape around the screw, and a ratchet wrench. Was really easy to do. Barely even had to work. Really loud pop, though, when it came off. I probably only had the screw in a half inch when i...