Snowmobile Idler Wheel 6.125" on 2040-parts.com
Mont-Louis, Quebec, Canada
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2 Red PBH idler wheels in a very good condition.
6.125" diameter, 6205 bearing include in a working contition (not new) Make sure for fitment What you see is what you get Make sure for fitment No warranty, no return A percentage of the object price is include in the shipping cost I am honest and will ship after your payment or max 2 business days Using a economy shipping, no tracking number available. Paypal only Make sure you are ok with all this before click on the "buy it now" button. Please don't leave a bad feedback Tank you for looking |
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