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Does anyone have any actual experience with doing this and know of a durable adhesive besides vulcanizing that will hold up in the cold?
Modifying a Damaged 163 2.6" Polaris track to a 120" snowbike
- Thread starter snobikr
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Lap splice.
Use push thru track studs.
I did it with a 3” poo track last year.
Ran it 2 rides and took it off.
The splice makes for a lot of vibration and drag.
(450’s don’t have extra power to handle that)
The 120x2.5 outperformed the 129x3” with splice.
Use push thru track studs.
I did it with a 3” poo track last year.
Ran it 2 rides and took it off.
The splice makes for a lot of vibration and drag.
(450’s don’t have extra power to handle that)
The 120x2.5 outperformed the 129x3” with splice.
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The track will be going on a 15 sx120 and yes I was going to do the lap splice.
Being that the track will have to slimmed to the max to accommodate the tunnel roughly 10 3/4 wide, the splice will have to be done at a paddle section.
I was hoping to be able to find an adhesive that will bond the track together
Being that the track will have to slimmed to the max to accommodate the tunnel roughly 10 3/4 wide, the splice will have to be done at a paddle section.
I was hoping to be able to find an adhesive that will bond the track together
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I got some glue years ago from a company that did conveyor belts. Might be worth a try. I'd glue and stitch it.
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