Over Stuctures
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I'll buy your broken ones;
The aluminum version of the front OS Part # 1019556 MSRP for $199.99
The one Polaris "Claims" is Carbon Fiber Part #1018234 MSRP for $339.99
PM me for my offer on your broken ones
The aluminum version of the front OS Part # 1019556 MSRP for $199.99
The one Polaris "Claims" is Carbon Fiber Part #1018234 MSRP for $339.99
PM me for my offer on your broken ones
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no problems mounting it at all, you wll just need the bracket that rivets to it and holds the coil?? I believe, idk, it's been a while. You can see it in this image I found on the web, I could not find it in Polaris' parts fische...
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Loudhandle,
I have a perfect condition front overstructure for a SBA, and a busted rear overstructure that I broke from the steering post stop. Do you want to buy those?
I have a perfect condition front overstructure for a SBA, and a busted rear overstructure that I broke from the steering post stop. Do you want to buy those?
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found it - #10
The part numbers I posted are the newer '13-current version of the aluminum front structure, It utilizes the newer style coil / solenoid mounts and a carbon cross tube. So everything mounts the same, you just gain the durability of the aluminum spar tubes.
Fuledya, I'll send you a PM with my cell # for some pics. We can discuss it further off line.
Fuledya, I'll send you a PM with my cell # for some pics. We can discuss it further off line.
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Check the glue on your 2014 over structures. Mine was apart at 900 miles. Asked two other friends to check theirs and sure enough they had problems too. I reglued mine with fancy polaris glue ($) and has been fine since. Nearly 2000 miles on my 13 with no issues, the 14's are glued poorly.
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$5 at local metal store
Had 2 pieces of aluminum tubing cut at the local metal shop. Can't remember the diameter as it was on my sled I had last year, but I had them cut 2 pieces at 18" and it cost $5 and some change, an hour or so of work and I had a stronger than stock over structure and saved a couple Benjamin's.
Had 2 pieces of aluminum tubing cut at the local metal shop. Can't remember the diameter as it was on my sled I had last year, but I had them cut 2 pieces at 18" and it cost $5 and some change, an hour or so of work and I had a stronger than stock over structure and saved a couple Benjamin's.
How was getting the old tubes out? How did you do it?:help:
The glue releases with heat. Propane torch works for this.
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I just cut it off with about an inch left sticking out, then pried and carefully worked it out. Drexel works great to sand the rest of the residue out of the hole
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