Polaris FNRL

**Up north** · 08-15-2013 09:29 AM

Oh and it's the start of the Mississippi River. Headwaters I think is what it's called

**anatram** · 08-15-2013 10:37 AM

will you ship to 77536?

**Up north** · 08-15-2013 10:45 AM

anatram, my employer sent me to Houston tx for training. When I get back to Minnesota I will check on the shipping cost.

**mech_head6** · 08-15-2013 10:59 AM

We used this box for about a year or so. They work great combined with the front spool that came in those quads. It makes a nice little chain drive independent rear setup.

I wouldn't recommend them for anything over say 50 hp. The weakest link is the case, the mounting points are not real strong. Just my thoughts.

I hope somebody takes advantage of his great Minnesotan offer!

**Up north** · 08-15-2013 11:04 AM

What are you referring to as the front spool? I salvaged all the chain drive 4x4 components when I stripped machine

**mech_head6** · 08-15-2013 01:27 PM

When we put together the drive train for our buggy we used the front chain drive differential (spool) in the rear and did not use the rear drive components. We used a single sprocket to drive the front differential, in the rear.

I realize now that they didn't always use the eccentric housing shown below and that may be a different model than what you disassembled.

I can't seem to find the pics right now (maybe the links crashed?) in our build thread:
https://www.minibuggy.net/forum/proje...vehicle-3.html

So I'll just include some pictures.

Polaris Micro fiche:

Notice the items with arrows, the eccentric housing (9) and the eccentric 'hub' I guess (7). There is a shaft that goes through there and has a CV attached to both sides, as well as a sprocket (chain from trans).

Here is a quick cross reference of the models that utilize the eccentric housing (9).

**Up north** · 08-15-2013 01:41 PM

I see what you did. Was what I was thinking of using for the spool too which is why i kept it. Kept the rear axle because i didnt understand cv axles, plunge and stubs then. Didnt know which direction to take then. Never started a project with these parts and that's why they have been sitting. I'm currently building a two seater and this stuff is too light. I hope shipping is feasible and I can get this stuff to anatram. If not get it to someone who can use it.