Need help with scrambler 1100

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    Need help with scrambler 1100

    Hello, new here, just bought a scrambler hoping to get it up and running. The engine starts and runs good, but when I give it gas to move it seems like to two plates don't grab to make the wheels move, I have no idea where to start. Any help to point me in the right direction would be awesome.

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    Start with the manuals section of the home page, sounds as if the friction material is wore or gone.


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    I down loaded the Manuel but since the images are not crisp or zoo able. It's hard tell part numbers. Also would the friction material have an effect on steering?

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    pics of the plates would help.. especially if there is noticeable gaps between them. on the 1100 series the lining material is only 1/2 wide and 1 1/4 - 1/2 long. i just did a scrambler 1000 i wound up using 1200 series for the bigger clutch material. look between the plates and see if there is missing linings
    If it don't have 6 wheels and floats.. isn't any good to me. Have you ever tried floating a 4 wheeler across a pond... Doesn't work very well does it?

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    I don't have anything thing you reference to determine if theses are good or bad

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    Well like the brake shoes, there should be individual little visible pads between the 2 round drive discs, not seen.



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