Help finding grease fittings
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Help finding grease fittings
On page 73 of the owners manual , they have show some poor pics, of where the grease zerks are , but in the diagram is of the part stting in mid air.
The ones I can't find are 1 zerk on the "Transmission Upper Pivot Point".
The other spot is the "Bearing Carrier"
It shows 2 points, it appears 1 on the top and 1 on the bottom.
I have no idea where the bearing carrier is.
Can anybody help me learn where to look for these? Do I have to take the machine apart the grease it?
Thanks
The ones I can't find are 1 zerk on the "Transmission Upper Pivot Point".
The other spot is the "Bearing Carrier"
It shows 2 points, it appears 1 on the top and 1 on the bottom.
I have no idea where the bearing carrier is.
Can anybody help me learn where to look for these? Do I have to take the machine apart the grease it?
Thanks
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Help finding grease fittings
You shouldn't have to take anything apart to access the grease fittings. Maybe the side panels but thats it. Sorry I haven't looked at a 400 HO up close yet so I can't help you with where they are. Someone else will though. Stendori has one of these, I'm sure he'll help you when he gets around to checking the forums.
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Help finding grease fittings
Isn't a "bearing Carrier" mid shaft of the drive shaft?
usually on truck where the drive shaft can't go straight to the axle but has to elbow down halfway there's a bearing the shaft spins in before the elbow to hold it steady.... I always called it a carrier bearing..
Just got off the phone with my brother, he said he's seen some front drive shafts that had to elbow from the side into the front diff and had those carrier bearings... I'll go look at the 400 tomorrow, my dealer has a few.
I know it's not much help...
Billy
usually on truck where the drive shaft can't go straight to the axle but has to elbow down halfway there's a bearing the shaft spins in before the elbow to hold it steady.... I always called it a carrier bearing..
Just got off the phone with my brother, he said he's seen some front drive shafts that had to elbow from the side into the front diff and had those carrier bearings... I'll go look at the 400 tomorrow, my dealer has a few.
I know it's not much help...
Billy
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Help finding grease fittings
Thanks , btatum,
IWhat you describe is what I thought a carrier bear is for too, I've seen them on trucks but I can't find any thing like that on the 400. And then there is also the 'Transmission Pivot Point', what ever and where ever the heck that is.
Where is our friend 'Old Polaris Tech' ?
IWhat you describe is what I thought a carrier bear is for too, I've seen them on trucks but I can't find any thing like that on the 400. And then there is also the 'Transmission Pivot Point', what ever and where ever the heck that is.
Where is our friend 'Old Polaris Tech' ?
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: max49
A search did'nt turn up anything as far as where they're at.
I never would have thought that on a forum as busy as this one that no one has a 400 and knows where or even if the model has the grease fittings listed in the book.</end quote></div>
Sorry if you didn't get your answer quickly enough, and I don't care much for your tone. I did the hard work for you and found the Post stendori was referring to. I hope THIS helps in some way. I doubt I'll help you again unless you change your attitude.
A search did'nt turn up anything as far as where they're at.
I never would have thought that on a forum as busy as this one that no one has a 400 and knows where or even if the model has the grease fittings listed in the book.</end quote></div>
Sorry if you didn't get your answer quickly enough, and I don't care much for your tone. I did the hard work for you and found the Post stendori was referring to. I hope THIS helps in some way. I doubt I'll help you again unless you change your attitude.
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Help finding grease fittings
its been my experince that i just look for them where they should be at pivot points. personal since my wife didnt put enough milale of hers to grease i cant tell you where they all are but as i mentioned and sheepdog found, mongrol has aleady grease his. maybe since old polaris tech is the head mechanic on here(as he actually works for a dealer)and has more experince might be able to tell you more if you ask nice.
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