shadbehnke
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As title states there's and inch or so of track over one bogey but the other bogey there's no extra.
Checked tensioner and there turned out the same, any ideas?
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Checked tensioner and there turned out the same, any ideas?
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Rear wheel bearing is bad, could be bend front arm.. drivers could be misaligned.. take 1/2 turn out of one side and add 1/2 turn on the other and see if it walks over.
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Yeah it does walk over but the tensioners are nothing alike comparing threads.
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It does have a tracks-usa 136 ext and freeride track as well
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No ideas anyone? Wheel bearings are good, no play on ubnt drive but when using adjusters I can get the track straight but the tensioners are off and track is quite a bit tighter on one side...
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How much difference does it have to have to make it run straight?
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A few full clockwise turns on the tension bolt
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A few turns is not excessive. I would not expect them to be real close hense the reason for seperate adjusters. Are all the wheels the same diameter on both sides?
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One other thing is there mutipal mounting holes on the track extension and one side is offset. I would think you wouldnot be able to do it however just throwing it out there.
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Thanks, going to look into it tomorrow some more
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Could the rear axle be assembled incorrectly? Are you running factory drivers or aftermarket? Mis-positioned drivers can make the track impossible to align.
Just trying to throw out a few more scenarios.
Just trying to throw out a few more scenarios.
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