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WTB 2.52 pitch 8T drivers for Wedge

wrtmani

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Posted this in swapmeet too...Like the title says, need 8-tooth center drivers for 2.52 pitch, 1" shaft for Polaris Wedge chassis. Just need drivers--I wanna say there are different lengths of track drive shafts for Poo's? Unless you have a shaft to fit a '97 XLT RMK (CRC) sled. PM me with prices and availability. Thanks!
 
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Gotta be some old skool Poo guys with some of these on a corner shelf somewhere????

Just needing two center (double row) ones for cheap. Thanks again!!!
 
still needing

Steep--

I'm still needing one pair of center (double row) sprockets. I've had a couple offers for new ones, but I can wait for a good set of used ones for the right price as my budget is pretty slim right now. Thanks!
 
Just curious, do you have the means to press the drivers onto the shaft yourself or will you have to pay to have them pressed on? I swapped two sleds to 8 cog drivers this fall, and I don't have the means to press the drivers on so I bought axles with 8 cog drivers already on them. I found 2 axles with 4 drivers on each axle for $40 each, and I sold the take-off axles w/ 9 cog drivers for $45 each. I'm pretty sure that all wedge and gen 2 chassis used the same length drive shaft.

8 cog drivers are more prone to ratcheting if you don't keep the track tight enough. Personall, I would go with 4 drivers if you're not going to use the extroverted drivers.
 
I have the means to press them on/off. The John Deere dealer I work for has a hydraulic press in the shop so should be no problem. I've looked at the parts catalogs for different years of Polaris and have seen different part #'s for shafts w/ drivers and being a parts guy myself I figure there must be some thing different for Poo to use diffent shafts. Without access to some kind of factory blueprints until you have parts in hand you can't be sure two shafts with different numbers are the same.
 
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