[pruudiddy]

Looking for #26 on this parts diagram. Lost it tooling around my property and now my wheeler is out in the middle of a field. Need to get something in there to get it back to the house while I wait for new parts and bushings.
https://www.partzilla.com/catalog/p...700-a03ch68aa-ac-af-ah-al/aarm-strut-mounting

Part is listed as Polaris OEM #7512492

THANKS!

 

[polman500]

It's a 3/8" standard thread bolt. Just use a 9/16" socket and ratchet to remove one of the front differential mount bolts from under the bottom of the front differential right beside where you lost the one in the a arm. There are 4 of them in the differential so borrowing one doesn't matter. They are the exact same bolt. Use a little blue Loctite on the threads and hold the bolt on the other end of the a arm with a wrench to keep the pivot shaft from turning when you install it.
Put your a arm back together and go riding! You can replace the differential bolt later with the new one when you get it.

**Oh yeah...better check all the others front and rear too. Really bad (and dangerous) design by Polaris for a arm attachment. I've done a write up in the past about how to fix this permanently.

 

[Pende330]

It's a 3/8" standard thread bolt. Just use a 9/16" socket and ratchet to remove one of the front differential mount bolts from under the bottom of the front differential right beside where you lost the one in the a arm. There are 4 of them in the differential so borrowing one doesn't matter. They are the exact same bolt. Use a little blue Loctite on the threads and hold the bolt on the other end of the a arm with a wrench to keep the pivot shaft from turning when you install it.
Put your a arm back together and go riding! You can replace the differential bolt later with the new one when you get it.

**Oh yeah...better check all the others front and rear too. Really bad (and dangerous) design by Polaris for a arm attachment. I've done a write up in the past about how to fix this permanently.

I know this is old....
So that would be a 3/8-16 and about 1" long thread?

And can you give a link to the fix? Please.