swing arm problems with polairs trailboss 325
#1
i just had my swing arm bushings done 3months ago and know im haveing problems with it again the bolt apears to be backing out will that hurt the bushings or anythings else with it being loss and the bolt like the way it is .
#2
My friend had a trailboss with that same problem.I think he ingnored it for quite some time.And when we got to looking at it the bolt that holds the swingarm on had been wotherd out.So if i was you i would find a rench to fit the bolt and tighten it as tight a frekin possiable.It looked to me that if he was to not tighten the bolt then the swingarm might come off the machine.
If you are talking about some other part of the swingarm then i am sorry for wasting your time.But i hope i helped..
If you are talking about some other part of the swingarm then i am sorry for wasting your time.But i hope i helped..
#3
hey thanks i beleave we are talking about the same thing its the bolt on the side of the cluch. i jaked it up and i can push it to the right abot half inch . but can get a wrech to fit it . so i talk to my dealer and said they would look at it . i know one of the mechanics realy good so ill see if he can get up in there and tighten it for me . but thanks for the info . hey do u know if ur friend is haveing problems with his head leaking . i am and they fixed it 4 times already and still leaking . man dont know what they heck is wrong with it any ideas.
#6
I had the same problem with my 400 scram...the bolt on the right side kept coming loose so i took it to the shop and the repair man said that the manufactorer didn't put enough loctight on it. so i went to the local auto parts store and bought the heavy duty locktie and I havnt had a problem since and thats been about 4 months ago. They also said that jumping and landing hard on the rear end may have added to the loosening of the bolt but i cleaned the inside and out of the hole and the bolt and soked it in locktie and havnt had a problem since !!!
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