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Four Super Clamp Ii Front Snowmobile Trailer Tie Down Systems on 2040-parts.com

US $624.95
Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Condition:New Brand:BOWDRIKS Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:1000 SC-FRONT UPC:Does not apply

Super Clamp II Front Snowmobile Tie Down Systems
 
 
Set of 4



 

 

The SUPERCLAMP II is the world's first highly engineered FIBER FILLED COMPOSITE tie down system.

  • Quick and easy to install (virtually no modifications necessary)

  • Eliminates having to reach over your salt shield or under your sleds belly pan

  • NO MORE cranking screw downs (JUST ONE EASY PULL)

  • Virtually fits and adjusts to all types of skis

  • Theft deterrent with owner's own padlock

  • Screw style deck hook included (does not obstruct loading or unloading)

  • Ribbed silicone rubber pads (protects your skis)

SCREW STYLE DECK HOOK INCLUDED (1/2" THREAD)













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