Dec 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
On Tucker Sno-Cat® vehicles, proper alignment isn’t limited to sprockets alone—the arrows on rubber tracks and the alignment buttons on steel track sprockets must also match. These indicators show the correct engagement point between the track and the drive system....
Nov 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
Regular inspection of your sprocket liners and wheel liners is an important part of maintaining your Tucker Sno-Cat® vehicle. These components are under constant stress in demanding snow conditions, so it is essential to check them often for cracks, wear, or other...
Sep 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
Spring bushings are a critical wear component in your Tucker Sno-Cat ® vehicle’s suspension system. Over time, these bushings naturally wear from constant movement and heavy loads. If not inspected and replaced as needed, worn bushings can allow the carrier to shift...
Aug 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
Securing Hoses and Lines When it comes to operating and maintaining your Tucker Sno-Cat® vehicle, attention to small details can make a big difference in reliability and performance. One of the most overlooked but critical details is how you secure hoses and lines....
May 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
For a step-by-step guide on upgrading your brake system to the current model, including relocating the functional components to the cab, check out our “How To” service video. Give us a call at the factory to verify the year of your Sno-Cat® for...
Feb 1, 2025 | Service Department Notes, Sno-Cat® Blog
Fuel Gelling When living in warmer climates or traveling to colder regions, it’s important to ensure your Sno-Cat® runs smoothly by using #2 diesel or a Cummins-approved diesel additive to prevent fuel gelling. What is Fuel Gelling? Fuel gelling occurs when diesel...
