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Description
Replacement outer flange for Bombardier, Skiroule. Fits most bogie wheel assemblies.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 04-122
Vehicle Information
Ski-Doo Elite 440 Snowmobile (1973-1975)
The Ski-Doo Elite 440, produced from 1973 to 1975, was a distinctive luxury snowmobile known for its unique side-by-side seating. Throughout its production, it was consistently powered by a 436.6 cc (often rounded to 440 cc) twin-cylinder Rotax engine. The 1973 model delivered approximately 30 horsepower, while the 1974 version was rated at 28 horsepower. The engine displacement remained constant across all model years. While the core engine remained the same, the Elite 440 saw notable design and amenity changes. The 1973 model featured a "boxy" design. For 1974, the Elite 440 ER introduced a "much sleeker design" and improved ventilation for its rear-mounted engine, addressing overheating concerns from the previous year. By 1975, the Elite 440 ER received further amenity upgrades, including a speedometer, tachometer, electric fuel gauge, and a cigarette lighter, enhancing its luxury appeal. FAQ:
Q: Is this product compatible with my Ski-Doo Elite 440?
A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil / Fuel Mixture | Varies by year | 1973 models: 20:1 oil to fresh gasoline ratio. 1974 models: 40:1 ratio. |
| Brake Fluid Check | Pre-season and every 50 hours | |
| Brake Fluid Change | Every 2 years | Regardless of use. |
| Brake Pads | As needed | Replace when material is less than 2 mm or at the wear indicator. |
| Chaincase Oil Level Check | Pre-season and every 50 hours | During the season. |
| Chaincase Oil Change | Annually | At the end of the season. |