[2024] How to Replace Your Track to Fit the Snow

[2024] How to Replace Your Track to Fit the Snow

Welcome to the Yarbo Track Replacement Guide. This guide provides a step-by-step process for safely removing and replacing the tracks on your Yarbo Core. By following these instructions, you can ensure a smooth and safe replacement process without causing damage to the Yarbo. Please read each step carefully and follow all safety precautions.

Pre-replacement caution:

Before starting the track replacement, make sure all modules are securely detached and the Yarbo is powered off to avoid any accidental movement. Additionally, the inside of the new track is pre-lubricated. Take care to avoid getting any lubricant on the outer surface of the track during installation, as this may cause slippage.

Before: Remove existing modules

Begin by removing the Snow Blower Module or any other attachments connected to the Yarbo Core, as per the disassembly instructions provided in the module-specific guide. Once all modules are removed, flip the Yarbo Core so that the side with the track faces upward and is perpendicular to the ground. This position will make it easier to access and work on the track assembly.

Step 1: Remove the side panel

Using Allen Key #2, unscrew and remove the side panel that covers the track assembly. Ensure all screws are completely loosened and store them safely for reinstallation later.

Step 2: Loosen the track fixing structure

Using an L-shaped socket wrench, carefully loosen the screws, securing the track fixing structure. At this stage, avoid fully removing the screws, as this step is intended to remove the nuts.
This will allow some flexibility for the next steps.

Step 3: Remove track fixing screws

Next, take Allen Key #3 and fully unscrew the track fixing structure. Make sure to set these screws aside safely.

Step 4: Loosen track fixing structure

Using the track wrench, loosen the remaining screws that hold the track in place, do not remove the screws completely yet. 
This step will help release tension in the track

Step 5: Remove the old track and install the new snow track

Now, carefully remove the old track from the Yarbo Core. If you encounter difficulty, repeat steps 4 and 6 to further loosen the screws and adjust the track tension. Once the old track is fully removed, install the new snow track in the same position, ensuring it is aligned as shown in the diagram.

     

Please be advised that it is essential to distinguish the correct track orientation when replacing the tracks. The diagram below illustrates the method for determining the track direction. Kindly pay close attention to this detail.

Step 6: Tighten the new track

Just as during the removal process, use the track wrench, Allen Key #3, and L-shaped socket wrench to securely fasten the screws of the track fixing structure. Ensure all screws are properly tightened, and remember to use the L-shaped socket wrench to reinstall the nuts, maintaining the integrity of the track installation.
      

Step 7: Reattach the side panel

Reinstall the side panel and use Allen Key #2 to tighten all the screws that secure it. Ensure the panel is firmly attached to protect the track assembly.

Congratulations!

You have successfully replaced the tracks on your Yarbo Core. Please ensure all components are securely fastened and there is no loose hardware. After completing the replacement, check the track tension and alignment before using the Yarbo. If you encounter any issues or the track feels misaligned, refer back to the guide or contact customer support for assistance.

Safety Notice: Always make sure the Yarbo is powered off and disconnected during the replacement process to prevent any accidental movement or damage.