Billet Pull Handle "yank Me" Skidoo Yamaha Arctic Cat Polaris Polished! New! on 2040-parts.com
Cornelius, Oregon, United States
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Billet Aluminum Snowmobile Pull Start Handle! Fantastic "YANK ME" letters engraved to give a truly unique look! This mirror-finished pull handle will look great on your snowmobile! This handle fits Arctic Cat, Polaris, Ski Doo, Yamaha, and most other snowmobiles too. Made from 6061-T6 Billet Aircraft Aluminum, this has been CNC machined and hand polished. Never worry about your handle breaking in the cold weather again! This item has been hand-polished, but may have a couple slight imperfections...main item photo (and second photo) is exact item in this auction. The part is fit tested for product quality. Free shipping. We accept paypal only. We ship within 24hours, using USPS 1st Class.. Thanks for looking, and be sure to check out our other products! |
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