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Re: 1970's AMF Polar Bear Transmission
#1 Dec 23, 2008 1:24 pm |
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Well...I took off the rubber drive disk, thinking that it was worn out. I took it to a local Simplicity dealer and they had one in stock. My drive disk actually looked no different than the new one. So...I kept my drive disk, went home and reassembled the components. I said a little prayer, started it up, and transmission works phenomenally. I don't really know how to explain it. Everything appeared tight when I disassembled it. All is well, now. Thanks.
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1970's AMF Polar Bear Transmission
#2 Dec 20, 2008 3:08 pm |
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I bought a 1970's AMF Polar Bear at a rummage sale for $25. It didn't run when I bought it, but after changing the points and the carburetor it runs like new. My problem is that the transmission doesn't work. After inspection, all the parts appear to be in good condition. However, the rubber wheel is not touching the spinning metal disc that the belt turns. If it did touch, everything would work well. The rubber wheel appears to be in good shape. It's not cracked and doesn't look worn, but it could be deceiving. I'm thinking about getting another rubber wheel, but I don't know where to look. If anyone has any information, I'd appreciate it. The AMF model number is 13620400.
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