Help identifying converter setup

[4EyedTurd]

I bought a used go kart and managed 4 good rides out of it before the chain started walking off. At first I tightened up the nut and then noticed I’m missing atleast a snap ring that holds the shaft on the other end. I’m trying to figure out what parts flew off when the snap ring let go. Here’s a few pictures.

 

[Randy H]

https://www.gokartsupply.com/identify.htm

https://youtu.be/GvfkpWxxHuA

http://bmikarts.com/PDF/Comet_30series.pdf

 

[4EyedTurd]

What about the jackshaft setup?

 

[Randy H]

Do you know what kind of kart this is, model?

Jackshaft looks like it's missing a bearing.

 

[4EyedTurd]

Baja Trax 65 but I believe it’s not a factory setup. I think you’re right it’s missing a bearing and a snap ring. A quick measure with a mic shows 1.37” OD .625 ID.

 

[karl]

Looks like you need a 5/8 x 1 3/8 sealed high speed bearing , I would replace both. Buy a 5/8 snap ring and make sure the nut on the other side is not very tight, pushing on the snap ring. Easy. I would also replace the nylon nut as that holds it on the shaft, and they wear out.

 

[Randy H]

It looks like the driven clutch has sustained some damage. The spring doesn't look right either. It's probably a good idea to clean, lube and thoroughly inspect both drive and driven. All parts are available, it might be cheaper to buy new.

Maybe more pics.