SPI SM-03209 Chain Case Bearing Kit

• Strict quality control from start to finish
• Made using the finest materials and advanced technologies
• Fabricated on state-of-the-art equipment
• Unlike other companies whose main goal is set on pricing
• Each SPI product is specially designed
• Mounting location: CVT shaft, track drive shaft
• Used on many snowmobile models

The SPI SM-03209 Chain Case Bearing Kit is a service replacement kit designed for maintenance and repair applications involving chain case bearing assemblies. This kit provides a convenient way to organize the bearing components needed for service, helping reduce the need to source individual parts separately. It is supplied as a complete kit and is identified by SPI part number SM-03209 for accurate reference during equipment maintenance and replacement planning.
Use the SPI SM-03209 Chain Case Bearing Kit when servicing compatible chain case systems and restoring proper bearing support within the assembly. Bearings in chain case applications help support rotating components and maintain smooth mechanical operation, making correct replacement important for dependable equipment performance. Before installation, compare the existing component and equipment application with the manufacturer’s service information to confirm compatibility.
This SPI replacement kit is suitable for professional maintenance departments, repair technicians, and equipment owners who need a clearly identified chain case bearing service component. The kit format can help simplify parts ordering and maintenance preparation while keeping related service components together. Follow the equipment manufacturer’s procedures for disassembly, inspection, lubrication, installation, and any required adjustment. Inspect mating components and surrounding hardware during service, and replace worn or damaged parts as recommended by the equipment manufacturer.
The SPI SM-03209 is sold as a kit unit and should be stored in a clean, dry location until needed. Use the brand and part number when verifying application details, documenting maintenance work, or ordering a replacement. Because chain case designs and bearing requirements can vary by equipment, confirm