Swing arm bearings

[Banshee330]

Anybody know the actual toyo number on the 86/87 swing arm bearing?

[croat1]

The bearing dimensions are 20x26x30.  I just usually type in the bearing dimensions and bearing type to get the part number or at least the bearing manufactures catalog page.  In this case it’s a drawn cup needle bearing.  I’ll see what I come up with.

Joe

[Banshee330]

Thanks, trying to come up with some dimensions to make a removal tool.

[Banshee330]

Started to make something, then I didn’t have time. Came home and started looking, hmm 2 stiff drinks later I got one out with 2 sockets a touch of heat and a piece of all thread!

[Banshee330]

Here’s the nomenclature on the swing arm bearing.

[atvmxr]

for 86/87, doesnt someone make a hard poly version?

[croat1]

for 86/87, doesnt someone make a hard poly version?

Helm Enterprises:
https://www.atvbushings.com/

I’ve also seen a few others on the FB pages make some over the years,

Joe

[Banshee330]

Great information. I already bought a rebuild kit with needle bearings in it. I need to speak up for better advice before buying stuff. I got so much I want to do to this quad. Powder coat (no idea ) need a exhaust clamp for a PT and fat boy, when you buy aftermarket a -arms do they come with bushings? Looking for rebuild kits for master cylinder and all 3 calibers. Got a long way to go. Slowly but surely new parts are starting to pile up.

[broken1]

Aftermarket a-arms will be ready to bolt on if you buy them new... I've rebuilt 2 complete sets of brakes using Shindy rebuild kits & have no complaints, there high quality parts. If you need a rear mc push-rod Suzuki part number 69670-00A00.

[Banshee330]

Any idea where this goes? I can’t find a home for it. It wasn’t on or bolted to the quad when I got it.

[croat1]

Lower chain slider.  Bolts to the frame.

Circled area

[Banshee330]

Thanks Joe!