Polaris Playmate 150 Snowmobile (1970)

The 1970 Polaris Playmate 150 was a compact snowmobile, part of the TX Series, designed as a "funmobile" for younger riders. While primarily a 1970 model, it was introduced in 1969. It featured various engine options, including single-cylinder Husqvarna (150cc) and Polaris (164cc, 175cc) engines. More powerful versions, like the TX Playmate, could be equipped with larger "Star engines" ranging from 292cc to 436cc, such as those found in the 1970 TX300 and TX400 Playmate models. The Playmate line saw a significant shift shortly after its introduction. The performance-oriented TX Playmate, especially the "aluminum factory racer" version, was banned from USSA racing in the summer of 1970 due to safety concerns, effectively limiting its racing career to a single year. Concurrently, Polaris began transitioning its engine sourcing from European suppliers to Japanese proprietary engines, marking a pivotal change in its manufacturing strategy for future models. Q: How do I know which Polaris Playmate 150 parts fit my snowmobile?

A: To ensure perfect compatibility, please use the year and edition selector at the top of this page.

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