Nos Yamaha Snowmobile Hyfax Saver Front Idler Wheel Kit Sma-8ca95-00-00 4 on 2040-parts.com
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States
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This auction is for a Yamaha snowmobile wheel kit. This kit allows you to add a couple extra wheels to your suspension rails to take some of the pressure of the HY FAX so they will last longer. The part # is SMA-8CA95-00-00 This kit can be adapted to many models Check with your local Yamaha Sled dealer if your not sure. |
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