Track suspension and drive for snowmobile

Motor vehicles – Including one or more ski-like or runner members – With at least one surface-engaging propulsion element

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180 958, 305 25, B62M 2702

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043018840

ABSTRACT:
A snowmobile track suspension subframe of the slide rail type carries a track drive axle at its forward end. Such axle mounts both the track drive sprockets and the driven sprocket of a track drive chain assembly so that the entire track suspension subframe assembly, including its forward drive end, is capable of movement independently of the main frame.

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