Waylander
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- Williston, VT
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- Years Snowmobiling
- 30
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- 2014 Polaris Switchback Pro-R 600
Greetings everyone I'm new to this forum.
I just got a 2014 Switchback Pro-R 600. While going through the machine I have been replacing bogie wheel bearings. I noticed that on the end of the rails there are 3 wheels. 1 each on the outside of the rails and 1 on the inside of the rails off to one side and none on the other side. This seems off balance to me. Does anyone know why Polaris did it this way? Has anyone tried to add another wheel to balance things out. It seem easy enough to add a wheel and I bought one on Ebay with this in mind. Any reason not to do it??? It seems 2 wheels on the outside and 2 on the inside will make thing stronger.
Thanks for any thoughts on the matter.
I just got a 2014 Switchback Pro-R 600. While going through the machine I have been replacing bogie wheel bearings. I noticed that on the end of the rails there are 3 wheels. 1 each on the outside of the rails and 1 on the inside of the rails off to one side and none on the other side. This seems off balance to me. Does anyone know why Polaris did it this way? Has anyone tried to add another wheel to balance things out. It seem easy enough to add a wheel and I bought one on Ebay with this in mind. Any reason not to do it??? It seems 2 wheels on the outside and 2 on the inside will make thing stronger.
Thanks for any thoughts on the matter.