I wonder if the Max IV axles would work......I'll check on that when I get up to RI next time.
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Originally posted by jpswift1 View PostMike, I was wondering the same thing so I just measured an old 3 bolt style Max II axle that I had laying around and it was 18 3/4". This is 1" longer than the Attex axles, BUT I know that the newer Max II axles are shorter, in fact they look like they could be around 1" shorter, JUST WHAT WE NEED.
I just did some measuring on my Attex & I figured 18 1/2" min. length for axles. So 18 3/4" would be perfect for the 1.25 conversion. I think you'd have to turn down the ends to fit the smaller inner bearings. Except you'd need a really good 5 hole wheel flange.
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Wow, I am speechless! I am so glad that you posted this up, Whipper! This Attex is going to be so nice that I will probably spend more time sitting in a lawn chair staring at it in amazement that I will out riding it."Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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Originally posted by whipper-ag View PostI didn't think Jeff would mind posting a pic of the new lower drivetrain for the Attex racer he's building. 4140 HT splined axles , billet wheel hubs, billet brake rotors & flame hardened sprockets. It's going to be one awesome Attex when he's done.
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That's some nice looking goodies there. Are the disks designed to replace the the disks on the front axles? It never occured to me that the original brake system could remain after the conversion. If this is the case, very cool!Banned
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George, those rotors are going to replace the stock ones and they will use the stock front Attex calipers. I am so excited for this project. I just have to wait for the damn snow to melt up here in Western NY so I can get outside and put it all together. I dont think Whipper has to worry about any of that down in AZ."Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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The kit looks absolutely awsome, but it's no surprise considering the sourceThat's going to be one awsome Attex.
You need more power, Jeff!
Stuck in the seventies- not in the swamp.
(6) Attex, a Hustler, a Super Swamp Fox, (2) Tricarts, (3) Tri-sports, a Sno-co trike, 3 Dunecycles, and a Starcraft! ...so far
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Originally posted by Don View PostThe kit looks absolutely awsome, but it's no surprise considering the sourceThat's going to be one awsome Attex.
You need more power, Jeff!
Don, I certainly agree with you, haha. That 16 HP Vanguard will only be in there temporarily. The beauty of the 6 chain set up and the Max II engine mounts will give me many options for power..........23 HP Briggs? 25 HP Kohler? Maybe a performance Briggs like in Whipper's springer?I just got done making brand new seats for it today and I put on all of the new inner bearings and another coat of paint on the frame. Its going to be sooooooooo hard for me to even think about taking this machine in the mud.
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
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"4140 HT splined axles , billet wheel hubs, billet brake rotors & flame hardened sprockets"
Bring the women in to see the picture, explaining this is a man's idea of "precious metals".To Invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk. (Thomas Edison)
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