[Love To Ride]

Need help quick. Instruction if anyone has them please. Not sure if you have to remove large lock nut. Sorry if this makes no sense I am in a hurry.

 

[AL Elks]

Yep,

It has to come off!

 

[Love To Ride]

OK, I started loosening it then it got really tight again. Didn't know for sure. THANKS

 

[onesavage]

your new sprocket may fit over the sproket hub.. double check that n if you dont need the old one cut it off... JMO

 

[Love To Ride]

Might have to try that. Has anyone else had trouble getting the lock nut to come off. I am going to have to wait for help getting this thing off.
Tips anyone?

 

[SandJunkie]

Pretty sure just about EVERYONE has had problems getting that thing off of there... :angry:

 

[Love To Ride]

Problem Solved!!!
I AM AN IDIOT
Once I realized that all I had to do was remove the ring clip it came right off. Thanks for the help guys.
So if your changing your rear sprocket and the axle nut is loose, press it in towards the hub and it exposes the ring clip.

 

[quadracer16]

here is a question im ice racing my LTR this winter and need rear sprockets like yesturday anyone know of anyone who sells them for atleast less than 90 bucks

 

[Love To Ride]

Sprocket Specialists, Rockymountain ATV but check out Cernics first since they sponser this site.

 

[nlvredneck]

to change the rear sprocket all you have to do is take the chain off, take the chain guide/guard off and slip the sprocket over the hub. (and of course remove the left wheel) very simple

 

[Love To Ride]

I tried that and there was no way I could slip the sprocket over the hub. I think it would be just as easy to remove the hub now that I know about the clip ring. JMO

 

[fatv]

I cut the stock one off ...... WOW ...... did i really just say that. YUP i was in a hurry night before we headed out to Glamis. Cut that stock one off and the 38 went right on. Seems the 36 is too small to go over the hub.


FUELATV

 

[Mikeltr450]

cut the stock... The 37t will also slide over

 

[nlvredneck]

it really is cake, you just start with slipping it over the hub at about 10 o'clock and then in a counterclockwise spiral you just "unthread" it for lack of a better term

 

[syckNtwisted121]

I dont know what the hell you guys are talking about....take out the rear bolt on the chain guide, swing the chain guide forward out of the way, and then rock the stock sprocket right off, slide one side over the hub and then the other...takes literally 5 minutes :blink: . I have changed my rear sprocket 4 times seaching for the right gearing and have done it the same way everytime.

 

[crawlinxj]

yep slipped mine right off too. :fro:

 

[bluebyyouz]

I had the sawzall in hand getting ready to cut the stocker off. My girlfriend came out in the garage and asked me why I was cussin, I told her yall said the sprocket would come off without removing the axle nut. She asked to give it a try, I said sure why not. I kid you not she slipped it off the hub in 3 seconds. So I am currently reinflating my ego.

 

[kidsdad0101]

lol, I REALLY hate it when that happens. True, sucks pretty bad when they do it. Even worse woulda been if you started to cut it off and she come over and just slide the thing off.

 

[quadless4now]

Do you need a longer chain with a 38t?

 

[kidsdad0101]

Do you need a longer chain with a 38t?
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Not always. Depends on how much slack you can get from the chain tention being loosened.