01 Polaris Edge Xc 800 Left Trailing Arm - Damaged on 2040-parts.com
Madison, Ohio, United States
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This part is from a 2001 Polaris Edge XC 800 snowmobile with 121" track. This sled had approx 2500 miles on it and these parts are in good - used condition unless otherwise stated. Please view photos closely. This is a: Left Trailing Arm - item is damaged but could be straightened out for a spare - see photos - Shelf Location: P00I013RL15
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