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Skinz Float Plate- Arctic Cat- White Procross on 2040-parts.com

US $142.95
Location:

Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States

Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States
Condition:New Brand:Skinz Protective Gear MPN:ACFP300-WHT Manufacturer Part Number:ACFP300-WHT UPC:Does Not Apply

SkinzSkinz Float Plate- Arctic Cat- White ProCrossWhite142.95
  • Provides a substantial increase in flotation
  • Constructed of highly-durable HMW-PE material
  • Provides a thick puncture-resistant guard
  • Works with all bumpers
  • Aluminum skid plates that protect the chassis and front radiator or the belt drive are available for select Polaris models; see chart
  • Belt drive bash plate fits with Skinz® Float Plate or OEM skid plate
  • Made in the U.S.A.
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