how to tell what size of track your sled has?

[hondalrd]

hello i bought a 2000 summit 700 2 years ago and the guy said it had been stretched to a 151 but it doesn't look like a 151 to me. how would i measure the actual length of it?

Thank you

 

[T-team]

hello i bought a 2000 summit 151 2 years ago and the guy said it had been stretched to a 151 but it doesn't look like a 151 to me. how would i measure the actual length of it?

Thank you

Cut it in half and mesure it.

 

[pistonbroke800]

hello i bought a 2000 summit 700 2 years ago and the guy said it had been stretched to a 151 but it doesn't look like a 151 to me. how would i measure the actual length of it?

Thank you

They have a part number on them. Usually close to where it says camoplast mountain on the outside middle between lugs. It would be something like 9916M for example. Get that and call the parts guy at the dealership and have him tell you what it is.

 

[markoo]

First measure the distance from the center of one hole to the next. Probably 2.52(pitch) Then count the number of holes and times it by 2.52 and you will have the length. If it is a 2.52 pitch and a 151 it will have 60 holes.

 

[Bogger]

OR... measure it...

They have a part number on them. Usually close to where it says camoplast mountain on the outside middle between lugs. It would be something like 9916M for example. Get that and call the parts guy at the dealership and have him tell you what it is.

First measure the distance from the center of one hole to the next. Probably 2.52(pitch) Then count the number of holes and times it by 2.52 and you will have the length. If it is a 2.52 pitch and a 151 it will have 60 holes.

 

[SidewaysInto3rd]

the ONLY way to be sure is to buy a new 151 track and just put it on ..

any other method you are just speculating

 

[rmk mod]

I agree with cuting it in half, you well get a much more accurate measurement, than just have the old lady stich it back up for ya!

 

[magnet]

Cut it in half and mesure it.

ok so now i know my track is a 150 3/4" length. how the heck do i put it back together now?
i was thinking some fencing staples withe the backs bent over to the outside of the track.
has any one ever done this? how did it work? how many staples did you use?
thanks

 

[northern bear]

ok so now i know my track is a 150 3/4" length. how the heck do i put it back together now?
i was thinking some fencing staples withe the backs bent over to the outside of the track.
has any one ever done this? how did it work? how many staples did you use?
thanks

Baler splicing kit should work

 

[Snorider]

ok so now i know my track is a 150 3/4" length. how the heck do i put it back together now?
i was thinking some fencing staples withe the backs bent over to the outside of the track.
has any one ever done this? how did it work? how many staples did you use?
thanks

duct tape, tie wire and super glue........it'll never break then

 

[rmk mod]

You can go to UFA and buy some horse matt, it comes in different thickness. Get the 1/4" thick stuff and cut two strips 15" long by about 3" wide. You can then glue the two strips together (one on either side of the track) and to make sure it realy holds, rivit it. Make sure you use washers though, you don't want those rivits pulling through.

 

[hondalrd]

this is the sled 151??

 

[E to the v]

Youre right, doesnt look long enough

 

[Summiteer]

this is the sled 151??

Pretty sure the Millennium Summit came with a 144", 2000 Himark had the 151.

 

[modmanmike]

looks like a 144 to me. just get the part number off the track.... its not hard to find.

 

[hondalrd]

Pretty sure the Millennium Summit came with a 144", 2000 Himark had the 151.

no they came with a 136

 

[hondalrd]

looks like a 144 to me. just get the part number off the track.... its not hard to find.

i looked and could not find it?

 

[modmanmike]

hmmmm thats wierd! its on there somewhere.

 

[modmanmike]

u can always just run a string around it. measure the string and theres your length.

 

[underdog]

u can always just run a string around it. measure the string and theres your length.

That's way to easy.

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