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#2022 - 01/28/08 06:12 PM belt throwing chunks
wally4410
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Loc: montreal 		Hi, guys any ideas as to why my drive belt would throw chunks and not break right through, third belt to do this on my 04 polaris edge touring 800, thanks in advance for any responses.
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#2023 - 01/31/08 10:11 AM Re: belt throwing chunks [Re: wally4410]
TIREGUY
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Loc: Calgary Alberta 		Most important ting to check is the alignment and condition of the shieves.This will most likely be the problem.Your local dealer will have an alignment jig and it takes only minutes for them to check it for you. Good luck.
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