If the front axel is too loose you will notice slippage;If the front axel is too tight, it won't turn. Check the jet stream that comes out the rear. Adjust the direction of the jet so that it's at about 11:00 O'Clock -- subtle changes to the direction will make a big difference. On Polaris 280 models, two of the plastic wheels are making contact with the steel driveshaft. The inside of these wheels have teeth to mate up to the gear-like driveshaft. If wheels have been out of adjustment, or sand and gravel has been a problem in the pool, the plastic teeth on the inside of the wheel can break off or wear down. You can rotate the back right wheel, which is not gear driven, up to the front to extend overall wheel life. ------- But if drive shaft is bent or cracked then it has to be inspected and replaced.------- Click this below for more details regarding wheels too tight on Polaris 280 pool cleaner:--- http://howtobyme.blogspot.com/2011/08/how-to-troubleshoot-polaris-280-wheels.html --------- This will help.Thanks.Helpmech.
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