Sno Pony Snowmobile Track on 2040-parts.com
Burt, Michigan, United States
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I have a track that is 14.5 inches wide,45lug holes each side 2 inches on center.Will fit 1970 mach2 &3 and 1971 Wedgenose 180 and 220 295r and 340 race sleds.Over the years many of the sleds have been modified so make sure thes e tracks will work for you.As is sale. Questions call 989-385-1327.Dave
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