I have a 9 speed, is the m786 for a 9 speed?
1166413
Hi , this model is designed for 10 speed but somebody told me that could work on a 9 speed , you should better ask your mechanic.
2284058
Hello, It has Multi-Speed. if you need further information please let us know ADW69
2203317
I don't know because I can not get my SM10 to connect to my Harley Ultra 2009 like is says it should be able to. Not gotten fix for mine.
17741
That is a good question in which I do not have an answer to. My guess is that it will come down to the speed ring you use. I would investigate further.
1312220
Either is fine, 1.8 will be faster. Should be finished in just over an hour. The .9 means 900 MAH output, the 1.8 means 1800.
1670563
mine is different model number, but I suspect that is due to mfr date or engine size. It uses 144959 as the original part number to drive the blades, I'll bet yours is same
1928707
No. Chain will be too wide for the spacing in between the cogs on the cassette. You will need a 9 speed specific chain
340279
It is for 8 or 9 speeds-with the long cage you dont have to take off too many chain links-works perfectly on my 8 speed drivetrain
1318359
I ordered this for my Warn M8000. I think it would work for your application. The contactor mounts on the ends of the drum tie rods and simply connects to the three posts for the motor windings. If you have any doubt, call Warn industries (800-543-9276) and ask them is this part (83664) will work on your 9.5xp. Be aware that you need the new style remote that has the D shaped plug... Warn ind. can tell you the part number.
2094780
Mine was a 9 year old motor and I ordered this one without paying much attention to compatibility. It turned out to be a perfect match. (I do not have a record of which model the old one was though)
667935
I would not be inclined to try it, the 10 speed chains run best on 10 speed gears, on the "less" gears while I know you can put a 10 speed chain on a 9 speed cassette it is more difficult to maintain / tune as the 10 is a narrower chain so from my experience I would not try it, the KMC is a beautiful chain for the 10 speeds. KMC does make 7/8 speed chains for the thicker gears, but I am not sure they have it in colors the KMC model I think for 7/8 is the Z51 that is set for 6/7/8 speed specifically, I would be inclined to go that way for the KMC chain
2135114
I have attempted to use a 10 speed cassette but no luck only a nine has worked for me....
1084624
No. There are two different versions of the BB7; one for road and one for MTB. The brake caliper needs to be matched up with the brake lever (MTB=long pull and ROAD=short pull). You can't mix and match without an adapter such as what is sold by ProblemSolvers, called a "Travel Agent."
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Yes as long as your gear count is the same. For example, if you have a 9-speed shifter and cassette you need a 9-speed derailleur. Same with 10-speed. If these match you are fine mixinh 771 and 772 component sets.
330625
The beaters that come with the 9 speed are a lot more similar to the flat beaters than the 5 speed. They are heavier gauge. Also the speed is better, so you shouldn't have any trouble at all with your mashed potatoes.
1117854
No these are 2 speed for the front sprocket and 7 speed for the rear sprocket.
498416
as far as i remember it was 9.5mm. we swapped to kingston v300. if you have 7mm ssd you shouldnt have problem since it fits both 7 and 9.5mm.