Skidoo Rev Summit 1000 550 Fan Lower Right A Arm A-arm 860509500 860512900 on 2040-parts.com
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
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Up for auction is a lower right A arm for a
2005 Skidoo Summit 1000 or a 2005-2009 Skidoo Summit Fan new in the package. Part number is 860509500 which has been superseded by part number 860511900.Don't pay almost $200 at the dealer. Will likely fit other models buyer to verify fitment. Also have uppers for both sides. |
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