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Ski Doo 600ho Engine Mxz X Renegade Gsx Summit Rotax Crank 2003 2004 2005 on 2040-parts.com

US $999.99
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Ingleside, Illinois, United States

Ingleside, Illinois, United States
SKI DOO 600HO ENGINE MXZ X RENEGADE GSX SUMMIT ROTAX CRANK 2003 2004 2005, US $999.99, image 1
“Running condition”
Brand:ski doo Part Brand:Ski Doo Manufacturer Part Number:600HO

This used engine was removed from a 2003 REV MXZ 600HO.  It is in running condition. Comes as pictured.  The cylinder compression was tested at the time of removal with 129 PTO and 123 MAG. It has some minor peeling silver paint. It appears the have been repainted on the head. SEE PICTURES.  Allow up to five business days handling time for a proper wooden crate to be made to ship this engine correctly, usually less. Send any questions you may have.

Pick up can also be arranged to save shipping costs. Send message if needed.

Save money on EBAY's shipping amount to Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, North and South Dakota, and Nebraska with Spee Dee delivery. Please send me a message with your zip code, and I can give you an accurate quote.

 We have many other Ski Doo parts in excellent condition for most late models not listed in this store. Send me a message for parts requests.

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