Thanks for the detailed videos! Doing our wheel replacement today got 6 seasons on the T4S tracks before a couple bearings blew out. Followed the Camso recommendation and adding 80w oil under the wheel caps before each season helped extend the bearing life.

What sort of oil?

Why not use lithium grease instead of oil?

What is the name of the tool you use to remise the wheel

You recommended buying a complete wheel kit instead of individual wheels. Have you found that the wheels and bearings all wear out at about the same time? I have a couple of bearings that may be showing some wear on my 2019 tracks but the rest still appear to be as new. And if I get the kit should I only change each wheel if and when needed? Thanks.

Thanks for a great video. I'm looking forward to tackling this job.

it was crooked on the first try.

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Btw, buddy loosened that bolt you say you should never touch and had to buy an alignment plate to in tighten properly, took 2 weeks to receive and was wrong one. Needless to say it was bad news so really good advice, never loosen that bolt.

Thanks for the thorough instructions. One benefit of installing yourself is before they're on it's alot easier to poor a teaspoon of 90 weight motor oil in each bearing while it's on it's side. Leave over night so the oil goes into bearing, flip and do other side the next day. Takes 3 days but about 5 hours in total work and I'm no mechanic, important to get alignment perfectly straight, take a ride and check again, always seems to go out after a ride. Track tension tool is essential but the rest is just basic tools. Check adjustments after every 20 hours or ride time.

I watched all your videos on this. My question is can the bearings be changed with out changing the wheels. Use set on my area for a decent price. I know it needs some bearings what to see if its worth it or not.

I thought I was doing something wrong and there must be some sort of trick to get them on. Nope, its just difficult. thx for the video!

Hi, thanks for the video, what grease do you use?

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Thank you very mutch for your video of replacement wheels on T4S camoplast. I've got the puler wheel for 200$ and like you said it's better to haver it. Thanks for your time

Do you use a silicone to hold the bogie wheel caps back on?

Do you need to replace whole wheel or are the bearings removable?

Can you change the bearings in the wheels ?

After a few hours of use (about 100) the wheel barrings loose the rubber seal and start rusting if you go in water lots I suggest greasing after 20h of use and pulling off the rubber seals after you go in deep water or snow. I alwase find water in there. ;-)

Hi......Where can I buy this special puller ?.........Thank you!

Friendly advice always be in 4x4 with the tracks otherwise you place too much stress on the front end. Ask me how i know this.

What holds the wheels on that don't have a bolt to hold it ? How do you release those ?

what is the name of that tool you used and where can we purchase it

When I change mine out, I plan on using a cordless impact. Should make the job way faster.

Great video. Camoplast is awesome. I flat spotted a few bogies on the front and they shipped a complete new set of wheels and included the puller. They didn't charge me a cent for the wheels, puller, or freight to Alaska. I've been hesitant to start the job but your video explained everything. Thank you.

Great video but you didn’t show how to increase tension or decrease I recently bought a Yamaha Viking with tracks and sure like to see a video that explains all that thanks

27/5000 What is the type of grease?

nice video looking forward to more. what is the top speed roughly that you can go with the tracks on?

thanks for the video I'm thinking about getting some for my grizzly. awesome that you went over the maintenence now I hope to see some riding videos.

A question came up by email: What tool did I use to test my track tension? That's a great question. I use the Wood'y track testing tool, Model # TRAK-TOOL-1, part # 389-8767.It can be used for all types of ATV tracks, UTV tracks, toboggans/sleds and snowmobiles, this took 4 days to arrive. It a great tool, It measures in inches, kg, lbs, cm, mm and deflection. The T4S manual shows the Camso track testing tool, part # 2000-00-3125 but, this was very difficult to find, and the shipping time was 2-3 weeks even at a atv dealer.Keep the questions coming and you all have a "HAPPY EASTER" eh.

Ok, now iv just added some tune to my clips, to make it more entertaining, if I could only figure out, on how to add my voice instead of writing a long message I'd be part way there. LOLCheers all.

I'll make a new pic as soon as I can, this ones a bit fuzzy.