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You're right about the roll pins, so far I haven't, needed to disassemble the secondary on a quad or sxs  but I expect to be installing a clutch kit soon and I remember reading about them in the service manual. I  haven't had a problem with the rollers but read that occasionally they fail. Hopefully your next repair is years down the road. ☺️

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Andystoy19
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Most belt manufacturers recommend that new belts are broken in before you put them through heavy use. They recommend running the vehicle through different RPM's under light load conditions to allow th

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Not much to go on but I suspect that you are using Hi range even in soft or uneven conditions, this can contribute to belt slip, premature wear and squeal. If you are on flat ground and the squea

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Just guessing but I’d say he is talking about putting some light miles on the spare belt before you need it. Belts need to be slowly broken in for 20 miles or so when new atleast that’s what I’ve alwa

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