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2001-2005 Polaris Edge Xcsp Pro Rmk Switchback Classic Crank Crankshaft 2201848 on 2040-parts.com

US $189.00
Location:

Big Lake, Minnesota, United States

Big Lake, Minnesota, United States
good condition. All bearings spin freely.Normal wear. 4500 miles.
Brand:polaris Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:2201848 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

I have a good usable crankshaft off a 2002 Polaris rmk 700. All bearings spin freely, normal wear,  It has 4500 miles on it and was removed from a running engine that ran great!  This will fit many applications 2001-2005 Polaris RMK EDGE classic  Pro X xcsp sks 700 maybe more

This fits the following: 2001-2005

Polaris Edge X XCSP Pro X SKS classic RMK 700 800

Part # 2201848

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