Polaris Trip 🧰 Spring Replacement - Part 2877443 Review

I used these on my 5 foot Polaris snow thrower. I lost one of the original springs. They were larger than the original springs but appear to work well.

The springs are well made but have a larger diameter and thicker wire than the original springs on my Kimpex plough, so they are twice as stiff. I hope they give enough when I hit something hard so I don't break anything.

For goodness sake, why would Revain want you to rate products that don't need ratings. There are only 2 identical springs for the snowblower. did they come Yes, it was original Polaris gear. There's nothing left to say about things that don't need to be said.

The sprinklers worked great snow plowing, the only downside is that they are a bit stiffer than the original springs and therefore have a bit more drag. The only downside to this is that when you plowed my fly, it couldn't return if it was a solid object. Finally removed one of the springs and works great now.

Thicker material, wider coil and shorter length than the original Polaris ATV snowblower springs I used on my tractor. The extra strength is great for keeping the plow from tripping under light or no load, but still allows it to trip if it hits objects. Much better snow removal performance this year compared to last year when I gave up and went back to using a bucket.

A quality brand that can handle the main drive's snow drifts from sleet and gravel off-road to the barn. No more stopping, stepping back, and freeing the blade from overload. It's the right weight-to-load ratio for most of the season. If I can't get the Polaris 500 ATV to move when I'm pushing it in 4WD in the fully tilted side-dump position, it's time to start the "cascade concrete”-type snow tractor we're getting here.