Arctic Cat 580 Engine Primary Clutc Ext Zr Motor Cylinder Jugs Crankshaft Case on 2040-parts.com
Shelocta, Pennsylvania, United States
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580 engine removed from a 94 Arctic cat ext 580. I'm listing as it parts because I cannot verify it runs, last it ran was 1.5 yr ago when it was parked, the recoil was taken off of it for another sled, I wrapped a rope around it and did a compression test before I removed it, had125-126 in each cylinder, pulled over just fine. It was ridden to the spot where it was parked for the last 1.5 yrs. it was parked outside under a porch. Clutch is included. Sled has 4400 miles.
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