Sno-Stuff Standard Wear Rod
1039-2862 (MFG #: 510-108)
$19.02
Sale price
$19.02
Regular price
$19.02
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Sno-Stuff Standard Wear Rod for Polaris TX Racer 649 Snowmobile
Sno-Stuff
Sno-Stuff Standard Wear Rod for Polaris TX Racer 649 Snowmobile
Sno-Stuff
$19.02
Sale price
$19.02
Regular price
$19.02
SKU:1039-2862
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Description
FEATURES
- Sno-Stuff wear bars are made from the highest-quality, cold-rolled, case-hardened steel to provide the least amount of wear and the greatest value for the dollar
- Formed in a permanent jig to ensure that they always fit as well as, or better than, original equipment
- Double-welded studs for extra strength
- Long enough to accommodate Ski Skins
- Painted black to resist rust
- Sold each
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 510-108
Vehicle Information
Polaris TX Racer 649 Snowmobile (1971)
The 1971 Polaris TX Racer 649 was a high-performance snowmobile, renowned for its power and speed, especially in racing. This model featured a robust 649cc triple-cylinder engine. The TX series, launched in 1968, established a legacy of performance, and the TX Racer trim was a prominent high-performance offering within this lineup. Other TX models in 1971 ranged from 294cc to 795cc, showcasing the series' versatility. For the 1971 TX Racer 649, there were no major mid-cycle generation or engine changes. Minor adjustments, such as service bulletins addressing carburetion or plug fouling, were issued, but these were running adjustments rather than significant platform shifts. Q: How do I ensure I'm selecting parts for the correct 1971 Polaris TX Racer 649?
A: Please use the year and model selector at the top of the page to confirm compatibility for your specific snowmobile.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Engine Oil | Check oil injection system or fuel-oil mixture before each use | For two-stroke engines, oil is mixed with fuel. Ensure proper mixture or functioning of the oil injection system if equipped. |
| Oil Filter | Not applicable | Many two-stroke snowmobiles of this vintage did not feature a traditional engine oil filter. |
| Drive Belt | Before each season and periodically during use | Inspect for wear, cracks, and proper tension. Replace immediately if any damage is noted. |
| Spark Plug | Before each season | Inspect, clean, and gap. Replace as needed if fouled or worn. |
| Air Filter | Before each season and more frequently in dusty conditions | Inspect and clean. Some older snowmobiles had simpler intake systems without a traditional filter. |
| Coolant | Before each season | For liquid-cooled models, check levels and inspect hoses. For air-cooled models, ensure cooling fins are clean. |
Official service intervals for the 1971 Polaris TX Racer 649 are not available from original manuals. The recommendations below are general best practices for vintage snowmobiles and should be confirmed with an original service manual if possible.