Stud Boy Round Snowmobile Wear Bar
1004-6705 (MFG #: DOO-R2152-40)
$119.99
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$119.99
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$119.99
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Stud Boy Round Snowmobile Wear Bar for Arctic Cat El Tigre 440 Snowmobile
Stud Boy Round Snowmobile Wear Bar for Arctic Cat El Tigre 440 Snowmobile
$119.99
Sale price
$119.99
Regular price
$119.99
SKU:1004-6705
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Description
Stud Boy bars are made to the highest standard in the industry. Large round host bars with virgin carbide inserts brazed to stay in place and hold an edge.
Stud Boy standard carbides are offered in several models to fit the needs of demanding snowmobilers in a 4", 6", 7.5" and 9" carbide lengths. Stud Boy bars are made to provide superior control on hard or icy surfaces and the deep profile adds additional control on soft conditions while providing long lasting durability.
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number DOO-R2152-40
Vehicle Information
Arctic Cat El Tigre 440 Snowmobile (1973-1988)
The Arctic Cat El Tigre 440, produced from 1973 to 1988, was a popular snowmobile known for its performance and versatility. Throughout its extensive production run, it featured a variety of engine displacements, horsepower outputs, and trim levels. Initially, models like the El Tigre LT-440 used 436cc Kawasaki free-air twin engines. Over the years, the platform evolved significantly, incorporating different engine types and chassis improvements to enhance rider experience and performance. Significant changes marked the El Tigre 440's evolution. In 1976, Arctic Cat transitioned from Kawasaki to Suzuki Spirit engines, introducing a 431cc fan-cooled unit. A major redesign in 1978 brought the liquid-cooled El Tigre 6000 with a 440-class Suzuki engine and the free-air El Tigre 5000, alongside chassis improvements like a wider ski stance and an all-rubber track. The El Tigre 6000 even saw a 500cc engine in 1979, and later models introduced powertrain upgrades and coil spring suspensions. Q: How do I ensure I select the correct parts for my Arctic Cat El Tigre 440?
A: Due to the numerous engine and chassis changes between 1973 and 1988, it is crucial to use our year and trim selector on this page to find parts specifically compatible with your model.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Oil Filter | Annually or at season end (chaincase oil) | The El Tigre 440 typically used 2-stroke engines without a traditional oil filter. For models with oil injection, regularly check the oil reservoir level. If equipped with a chaincase, change chaincase oil annually or at the end of the season. |
| Drive Belt | 2 400 to 4 800 km or every 50 hours | Inspect routinely for wear or damage. Replace immediately if issues are found. Drive belts typically last between 2 400 km and 4 800 km. Check every 50 hours. |
| Spark Plug | Regular inspection | Inspect regularly for fouling or damage. Ensure correct electrode gap as specified in your model's manual. |
| Air Filter | Regular inspection and cleaning | Inspect, clean, or replace regularly. A clogged air filter can reduce engine power. |
| Coolant | Seasonal check, replace every 2 years | For liquid-cooled models (e.g., El Tigre 6000), check and replenish levels at the start and midway point of the winter season. General recommendation is to change coolant every 2 years. |
These intervals are based on general snowmobile maintenance practices and available historical data. For precise recommendations, always consult the official owner's manual for your specific year and model.