Polaris 5431592,4110106,2010094,throttle Block Lever Warmer & Shut Off on 2040-parts.com
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
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Polaris # 5431592, # 4110106, # 2010094 Throttle Block Lever Warmer & Shut Off The item does have some dirt on it see pictures from being in the shop just what is pictured It does have some scratches,marks,dirt,dust,ETC from being on the stores shelf Please double check to make sure that this item fits your application with your dealer Came from a closed small engine repair business that I purchased inventory Please email with any questions or for additional pictures you may need before you decide to purchase PayPal only |
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