were to buy parts

[mxking03]

were can i buy parts for my max

[amphibious drew]

It all depends what parts your looking for. Believe it or not many parts can be purchased at most tracker supply stores, but I do not suggest doing that unless your in a pinch as they carry chinese junk parts for sprockets, chain, ect... Buffalo Bearing is a great place to get sprockets and bearings. Recreative Industries is the manufacturer in Buffalo NY and can get you any part you need such as axles, t-20 parts, throttle cables, bodies. Tires and chain are found on the net at the best prices usually. I got my last set of tires of ebay and will be getting the rims from RI. For chain, people seem to like the diamond brand.

[mxking03]

thank you amphibious drew, but what is the website for buffalo bearing and how do i tell them what sprockets i need

[amphibious drew]

I would call them. They are nice people. Sprockets are sorted by chain size, tooth count, and inner diameter. Ie 50lb 24tooth with a 1 1/4 splinned hub.

[mxking03]

does anybody know a guy named shane that still does or use to sell parts.

[jpswift1]

He has been banned from 6X6World, so it probably isn't a good idea to deal with him. What parts are you specificifically looking for?

[mxking03]

oh sorry i havent been on here for a while, i ordered parts from him and never had a problem, i need some sprockets and chains, i know that one person chimed in but i have no idea what size the sprockets are or the chain size.

[coosaridgerider]

Where are you located,There are a lot of max dealers around and some have used parts.That machine should have #50 chain.

[amphibious drew]

oh sorry i havent been on here for a while, i ordered parts from him and never had a problem, i need some sprockets and chains, i know that one person chimed in but i have no idea what size the sprockets are or the chain size.

Chain is probably 50# I would suggest diamond brand and getting it online. As for the sprockets, You could call RI directly or Buffalo Bearing. You need to know the inside diameter of the sprocket and the number of teeth on it. Take a pic and we can try and help you figure it out. Swift will know from a glance what you need.