Fisher Polycaster Ii Spreader Hopper Lids Doors Covers on 2040-parts.com
Bridgewater Corners, Vermont, United States
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These are Fisher part #78018 left side and #78020 right side for the 7' Poly Caster (2) #1 in diagram. They have a few surface scuffs otherwise great condition no cracks stored in barn. Retail price is $791.76 for the pair. Sold as a pair only $250.00 for both. . Cash in person at my location only. |
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