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Drive System and Lubrication

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What Exactly is a Sherp?

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What happens here

Examine the unique drive system of the Sherp ATV, which operates similarly to a skid-steer loader. It uses separate clutches and brakes for the left and right sides, allowing for precise steering. The presenter points out the automatic chain lubrication system: by pressing two buttons, gear oil is sucked from a reservoir and applied as a light film to all drive chains, ensuring smooth operation.

Goal: Understand the steering and drive chain lubrication systems

Tools and materials

  • Clutch and Brake Assembly — Controlling steering by engaging/disengaging sides
  • Drive Chains — Transmitting power to the wheels
  • Gear Oil Reservoir — Storing oil for chain lubrication
  • Lubrication Buttons — Activating the chain lubrication system
  • Sherp ATV Sherp — The vehicle with its drive system components
  • Gear Oil — Lubricating the drive chains

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could see the caliper on the front left one there that's for your parking brake the other two calipers one for each side is kind of hidden behind that orange box okay so it clutches the one side and then breaks that side to turn sharper if you want to okay so that's how you're doing it now this does not have an oil bath you actually have to hit the switches while we're driving to lubricate the chain right so about every 10 hours you get two buttons up there and then there's a little wiper right here and then there's a wiper right here and then another one over here you hit those buttons it sucks 89 to 8 or 75 90 Way gear oil from here and just brushes it and puts a nice light film on all five chains and then you just keep you two refill these this reserve I have never had to fill that yet and I have

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