Looks amazing! Well done

Keep up the good work, it will be amazing

Good work
I think that you could go up to #32,5.

And this link is directly to the PDF with the cross reference: https://www.jdsleds.com/jdsleds/tech/kawatojdpn.pdf

I have been on sled forums for at least 15 years (both Swedish and US forums) and I must say that you have a lot more snowmobile loving rodents on your side of the Atlantic...
It seems like it would be smart to plug exhaust and air box with steel wool when parking the sled after winter.

Really nice thread to follow

You are doing a amazing job on that Liquifire

Smart with the rubber covering the switch

Nice sled
The only thing that look sad is the seat cover, and that should not be a big problem to fix.

You write about inches... but the Yamaha clutch have mm threads 🤔 And as far as I can understand, you used a traditional puller, and not a bolt and liquid? One thing I have noticed with pullers, regardless if they are for snowmobiles, cars or mopeds, is that the threads on the pullers are very sharp...

gmsnowman906 wrote: ↑Wed May 07, 2025 8:29 am My next step is to borrow or buy that high torque wrench.... and create a landing spot for that projectile. I'm starting to get a good feeling about this.

Let us know how far it went

I used a bolt with teflon tape and transmission oil when I removed the hard stuck Yamaha clutch. But water will also work just fine, and is less messy. And using a impact wrench, pneumatic or electric with high torque will help a lot. I think that oil or water tric is much better than a puller. If t...

Yes, Yamaha use millimeter (like everyone except US, Liberia and Myanmar) so a puller with the M16 fine thread will work. I have had som clutches stuck like yours nick80lf, and my guess is that when the clutches where mounted, the came from a warm and nice workbench in a garage to a deepfreeze cold ...

Really nice

Remember to put a few drops of oil on the stainless nuts an screws. It does not need much for dry stainless to destroy the threads.

Fantastic work