P-85 weight pins? started by LilRedDave
	September 15th 2009 at 5:26 PM Post #1
	LilRedDave Starting Member 35 Posts Group: Members Member Since: March 31st 2009
	Putting a P-85 back together, are the weight pin supposed to be tight on the housing or do they float. I've already chucked the old ones to compare. The nuts get tight but I can move them side to side. Anyone remember off the top? Thanks Rating: 0 Quick Edit Edit Topic

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	September 15th 2009 at 6:08 PM Post #2
	THE_Norwegian :) THE_Norwegian got some SLP powder pro skis in the mail today :-D. Updated Friday at 5:32 PM 446 Posts Group: Members Member Since: January 29th 2008 Location: Norway Current Sled: ET 340 and XCR 440 2008-2009 Miles: 2500KM :-D
	mine can go side to side, just make sure you put all the pins the same way..:) * XCR 440 * "I`m not picking my nose.. I´m porting my head!" Rating: 0 Quick Edit Full Edit

	September 15th 2009 at 6:11 PM Post #3
	xcr440 Sundowners Trail Coordinator xcr440 icefish's because having feeling in your fingertips is overrated. Updated Over 5 hours ago 12582 Posts Group: Members Member Since: February 1st 2003 Location: St.Germain/Edgerton, Wisconsin, USA Current Sled: 03prox700/97xcr440 2008-2009 Miles: 610
	yes the nuts bottom out on the pin but they(pins) float side to side. a good beer drinker isnt a picky beer drinker Loggers.... Working their ass off so you can wipe yours! "Steep ground is when your cutting a notch and notice a mountain goat looking at you like you are crazy." - Hexan woodbooga: (WOOD-boog-ah), n. regional dialect, common to areas of New Hampshire and Maine including the towns of Ossipee, Alton, Farmington, Acton, and Lebanon; one who attempts to obtain free firewood to fuel woodburning appliances in an effort to mitigate expenses related to home heating with fossil fuels. Frequently used as a term of derision by non-woodburners who mock the presence of loose bark and other wood waste in the beds of their pickup trucks. 2003 Pro x 700 almond/blue,10-66 black/red team 719 T-flow, 440 mains 1997 xcr440 my clutch kit, 380 mains,T-flow Rating: 0 Quick Edit Full Edit

	September 19th 2009 at 8:51 AM Post #4
	polaris1man Average Member 738 Posts Group: Members Member Since: December 22nd 2007 Location: Nashwauk, Minnesota, USA Current Sled: Polaris SKS700 2008-2009 Miles: not many
	They will float side to side on your clutch, the real question is, did you look at the spider assembly housing to see if the weights are banging/grinding up in the channel? Three-1999 Polaris SKS700's 2000 Polaris SKS700 2000 Polaris Ranger 6x6 2007 Polaris Sportsman 800 EFI X2 2000 Yamaha YZ 250 1996 Yamaha WR250 Rating: 0 Quick Edit Full Edit