where is the bearing carrier for polaris hawkeye??
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Assuming you have the 2006 model, since I'm not sure if it's different on the 2007 model. If you look at the Rear A-arms, they're on the end where the wheel connects to the A arm. If you look just below the bottom A arm, there's a little grease fitting on it. It's pretty difficult to spot it, but that should indicate that you've found the bearing carrier.
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I can take a picture of it soon
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I can take a picture of it soon
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Originally Posted by atvconnection
Depending on the year in question, most Hawkeyes came equipped with sealed bearing carriers that do not contain external zerk fittings for purpose of applying grease.
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