This year, i believe Polaris put clips on all the paddles because of some track wear from hifax . Just like cat has done on all power claw tracks till now, gen 4...
The Alpha paddles only go to the center of the rail (one hifax) per paddle.
its 7in between clips, and again on the left side. Yes there is a fiberglass rod that is full length and a clip goes across both hifax but no paddle on the right side under clip.
The inside of the paddle on the Gen 4 power claw has been designed to support most of the weight. It has a post/claw whatever u want to call it. This is required because the weight is on the center ~4in of the track. Run a Monorail on a standard Power claw and u will see the paddles fold over.
All left paddles have clips and support the left hifax, all Right paddles do not have clips and provide support to the right hifax.
Try that on a true 2 rail sled..
I see the rubber on the hifax getting hot on the trail. Especially now that u can only get snow to one side of the hifax from scratchers.
Maybe im wrong?
The Alpha paddles only go to the center of the rail (one hifax) per paddle.
its 7in between clips, and again on the left side. Yes there is a fiberglass rod that is full length and a clip goes across both hifax but no paddle on the right side under clip.
The inside of the paddle on the Gen 4 power claw has been designed to support most of the weight. It has a post/claw whatever u want to call it. This is required because the weight is on the center ~4in of the track. Run a Monorail on a standard Power claw and u will see the paddles fold over.
All left paddles have clips and support the left hifax, all Right paddles do not have clips and provide support to the right hifax.
Try that on a true 2 rail sled..
I see the rubber on the hifax getting hot on the trail. Especially now that u can only get snow to one side of the hifax from scratchers.
Maybe im wrong?
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