Drift Skipper - Track Tension; Drift Skipper - Track Alignment - Polaris Playmate 1971 Shop Manual

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6-3.
Driftskipper
1.
Track Tension
-
Lift the rear of the machine
and support
if
off the ground.
Free play
be·
tween the track and center of suspension unit
should be approximately one
inch.
(See
arrows
on diagram.)
If the track needs adjustment
loosen the lock nuts (B) and tighten or loosen
track adjusting screws (A) as required to pro-
vide equal adjustment on both sides of track.
When proper adjustments have been made,
tighten
lock
nuts.
2.
Track Alignment
-
A periodic check should be
made to determine that the track is centered
and running evenly on the rear idler sprockets.
Misalignment can cause excessive sprocket wear.
Check by supporting rear of machine with track
off
ground.
Start engine and accelerate slowly
to turn track.
If
sprockets run close to or
against one side of track clips, tighten track
ad-
justing screw
(A)
on that side of the track. Run
track slowly to check and readjust if necessary.
3.
Drift Skipper Adjustment -
See
Figure 6-3
1. Normal setting, best for an average on all
snow conditions.
2. Perfect for any operator who desires more
weight transfer to the track and less weight
on the skis, this will provide better traction
but reduces maneuverability.
3 -
4. These holes are put in the part
at
the
fact-
ory to make it interchangeable for
either
side of
the suspension rail.
They are
not to
be used in adjusting suspension.
Figure 6
-
3
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