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Carlisle Ultimax Hypermax Utv Cvt Clutch Drive Belt Ua404 Ultimax Hypermax Atv on 2040-parts.com

US $78.97
Location:

Loudon, Tennessee, United States

Loudon, Tennessee, United States
Condition:New Brand:Carlisle Make:Honda Manufacturer Part Number:UA404 Model:FL350R Odyssey MPN:UA404 Year:1985

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Ultimax

This item fits the following models:

Honda FL350R Odyssey 1985 

Type:   Drive Belt
Style:   Ultimax Hypermax Atv
Sold as:   Each
  • Each belt is crafted from only the best rubber compounds and tough Aramax cord
  • Carlisle belts enhance the efficiency of the variable speed drive system
  • Eliminates excessive friction and tension preventing drive damage
  • Exacting belt length tolerance minimizes system wear and avoids slippage

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