I have a swing arm and carrier. I could sell the carrier, but not the swingarm yet. I'm hoping my company sends me to the fab shop after the job I'm on is finished so I can weld the swingarm and press new bearings in it. Once that's done I'd sell it to a member pretty cheap. I had the carrier on fleBay for a bit, no bites. Its got new bearings in it. I made a bearing spacer so I could change axles quicker. It's got a slightly larger I.D. Than the original spacer, so I cut the original spacer off both of my axles to be able to change them from my rad carrier to the stocker and vise versa. It works good. The bad is, the lip that holds the brake arm snap ring has some chips, still holds the ring fine. Also one of the chain tensioner bolt holes had been drilled and tapped by the previous owner. It looks like about 1/2". The bearings are brand new NMD bearings double sealed. The whole inside has Lucas Mucus in it. It's in a plastic bag waiting to be needed. I'd sell the carrier to you for $45 plus shipping it would comewith the spacer and bearings in it. I've decided I'm going to buy another RAD carrier for my next build. Also I'm building a Steel or chrome alloy swingarm for my next one too. If you send me your email address, I can send pics. BTW my email is public here, you can get it at my profile page. If you got the cash tho, I'd recommend the rad carrier. It's really nice.

10-4 brother. BTW, pipefitters are way cooler than electricians. Probably faster on quads too! Lol.
I've never worked offshore tho. I bet it'd be pretty cool.
Why do you wanna change to the later set up? Just curious. I've never owned or ridden an 85-86.

That's funny but I know electricians are faster.
I get to sit on a ship off the coast of Brazil and hunt down parts for my quads all day and get paid. Yep pretty cool gig.

I appreciate the offer but I'm in a Brazil and we can't get any quantity metal that I would trust.
Can't you get that spot welded up?

True true
We are set up out here with a nice miller TIG rig. We weld aluminum all the time. Wish iI had it at home. I have a TIG setup at home but it just uses my ac/DCl Lincoln buzzbox. Works nice on mild or stainless.

We do a lot of fab work in my garage. I can justify high in machines but use what I have.
I was always told "do the best you can with what you got".