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Complete 1993 Arctic Cat 700 Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $850.00
Location:

Decatur, Indiana, United States

Decatur, Indiana, United States
Motor ran well when removed from sled. Used but in great condition.
Brand:Arctic Cat Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:700 L/C Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

For sale, 1993 Arctic cat Wild cat motor. Motor comes with pull starter, stator, rotor, fuel pump, carbs, New carb and oil pump cables,

used choke cable, complete exhaust system. Exhaust has been sand blasted and painted with heat paint. Carbs are 42 mm. 

Compression in both cylinders is 120 psi. Motor ran well when removed from sled. 

This is a lot to ship. Shipping and handling will be  $150.00. I will ship to the lower 48 states only.

Buyer pick-up would be best.

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