I know I've seen these before, and I know there was a good quality kit out there that would stand up to some abuse..... But can't seem to find it again...
Any suggestions??
Thanks
Any suggestions??
Thanks
Polaris 120 Front Wheel Kit???
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volcano buster
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I went cheap and picked up a set of roller blades at GoodWill for $10. Drilled the rivets that held the boots on, dropped a wheel out of the carriage and made them fit. This kept the wheels in line with the spindle and seemed to work ok on the street only. Not so much in the grass.
I would have a squirt bottle of cooking oil handy so the kids (and wife) would make a couple laps, stop for some lube on the hyfax, and then make some more laps.
I would have a squirt bottle of cooking oil handy so the kids (and wife) would make a couple laps, stop for some lube on the hyfax, and then make some more laps.
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Those look pretty cool, but I remember seeing some beefier tires on a setup that would do fine in the grass, still can't find them...
Those look pretty cool, but I remember seeing some beefier tires on a setup that would do fine in the grass, still can't find them...
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Snow Junkie
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I think I can fab something up cheaper but equal to those. Does anyone have any suggestions or pointers from building their own kit?
So what I did was take some harbor freight wheels and bought some bolts and spacers and made my own kit. It works great. Finding the right bolt and spacer combination may take a few tries. I will see if I can put up a quick video of what I did for the bolts and spacers. I need to put the wheels back on for the summer soon anyway. For the hyfax I used my old roller blades wheels and just put them on the inside of the rails to make it so the wheels run on the track and keep the hyfax off the rails. He can ride for quite a while without worrying about heating up.
Here is a video of him on it.
Here is a video of him on it.
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