This comprehensive service and repair manual provides detailed instructions for maintaining and repairing your Arctic Cat Lynx, Puma, Cheetah, Panther, and Kitty Cat snowmobiles manufactured between 1971 and 1973. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including engine maintenance, drive train components, chassis, electrical systems, steering, seats, clutch systems, suspension, locks, brakes, lubrication, fuel systems, batteries, and more. With this manual, you will have access to the same information that dealerships use to service your snowmobile. You can easily print individual sections for easy reference during your repair work, eliminating the need for messy paper manuals.

The Arctic Cat Lynx, Puma, Cheetah, Panther, and Kitty Cat snowmobiles, manufactured between 1971 and 1973, represent a pivotal era in the evolution of Arctic Cat's snowmobile lineup. These models were designed to cater to a wide range of riders, from beginners to experienced enthusiasts, and offered a blend of performance, affordability, and practicality. The Lynx, with its lightweight design and 294cc engine, was built for beginners and recreational riders, providing a comfortable and accessible introduction to the world of snowmobiling. The Puma, powered by a 340cc engine, aimed to provide a more robust experience, suitable for both trail riding and occasional off-trail adventures. The Cheetah, with its 440cc engine and upgraded suspension, was geared towards performance-oriented riders, offering a thrilling ride with increased power and stability. The Panther, featuring a powerful 440cc engine and a longer track, was designed for serious off-trail adventures, capable of tackling challenging terrain with confidence. Lastly, the Kitty Cat, equipped with a 294cc engine and a simplified design, was particularly suited for young riders and those seeking a budget-friendly option.

These snowmobiles, collectively known as the "Kitty Cat" series, were characterized by their distinctive styling, with a low-profile hood, a single headlight, and a curved windshield. They utilized a reliable two-stroke engine, offering a robust power-to-weight ratio and simplicity of maintenance. While these models might not possess the modern performance or features of contemporary snowmobiles, they hold significant historical and sentimental value for many snowmobile enthusiasts. The "Kitty Cat" series played a critical role in popularizing snowmobiling as a recreational activity, attracting riders of all ages and skill levels, and establishing Arctic Cat as a leading manufacturer in the snowmobile industry. For many, these classic machines represent a nostalgic connection to the golden age of snowmobiling. The availability of a comprehensive service and repair manual for these models ensures that their legacy can continue, allowing owners to maintain and restore their cherished Arctic Cat "Kitty Cat" snowmobiles for generations to come.