Quali Pieces Trail Blizzer Ice Scratchers - Tb03-400 - Brand New In Box on 2040-parts.com
Fraser, Michigan, United States
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Brand New Quali Pieces Trail Blizzer Ice Scratchers.
These are the top of the line Ice Scratchers!! I purchased these but never installed them. qualipieces.com/en-US/tb03-400/trail-blizzer-ice-scartchers TRAIL BLIZZER ICE SCARTCHERSTB03-400 The Trail Blizzer is the best ice scratcher available on the market. The exclusive mounting system makes it impossible to unscrew and maintains them constantly in position. Universal and almost indestructible, they project snow and ice to lubricate your slides and cool the engine even when in reverse. Made with flexible high-strength steel cable they can bend and flex up to 360o. Also Included is the hooks that let you store them up on the skid rail when not in use. qualipieces.com/en-US/k03-8003/set-2-steel-wear-points-trail-blizzer SET OF 2 STEEL WEAR POINTS FOR TRAIL BLIZZERK03-8003 Kit of 2 useful supports for TrailBlizzer. Avoid leaving your Trail Blizzer engaged when crossing railroad by using those supports. They are protected by a special coating that eliminates also the steel-to-steel noise. Retail cost for these are: Scratchers = $101.99 Hooks = $25.49 ***Please ask questions before bidding*** |
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