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Center bearing...........i was not exspecting that.
Dan
With all of the testing that supposedly went on with this motor, how come this never clicked with anyone before? With such a low mile failure, shouldnt this have already shown up on some of the test sleds?
I wonder if the case halves are squeezing the center bearing to tight, similar to the first year 800R on the skidoos. May have been hoping the PTO bearing would stay in place with the tighter tolerances.
I got the big red thumb, bad rep for asking Addie to reply to my question.
It was from username indydansucks. What a dick! Maybe a mod should check into that. Shouldn’t be able to have a username that is degrading or slanders somebody. Especially someone as knowledgeable as Dan that is just trying to get some real info out to us. I, for one, appreciate all the time Indydan has taken to contribute info on this forum. Thanks Dan!
Haha. It’s definitely not the drop in kit man.
There’s not enough anger pouring out in the words and the infamous .... ...... ... ..... after each sentence......
Haha.
Dan: I am dumb and dumber about machine work etc. Did you have to machine the case to receive the snap ring that you added?
Thanks
Kiliki we never built rods for the cat motors.... 99% Polaris
Dan,
A bit off topic but how many long rod cat HO motors do you do a year?
Troll
Click on picture attachments below
And here is what is happening to the 850 PTO bearings
Look close at the pictures and you can see where the PTO bearing moves inward until the Outside diameter hits the spinning crankshaft PTO wheel
and then locks the motor.
If all the 850's have a float PTO bearing which they most likely all do it will be a 100% full recall.
Dan