Arctic Cat Cam Arms For Drive Clutches Lot Of 3 746-593 Size 45.5 Gram on 2040-parts.com
Thief River Falls, Minnesota, United States
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These are some new Cam Arms for an Arctic Cat Drive Clutch... The # on the arm is 593- 45.5 gram weight. You get a set of three. Get your sleds ready SNOW is coming!!!! These arms are MISSING the bushings....So you will need to buy some bearings/bushings for them.. If your RPM's are acting up or it's not shifting correct your arms are most likely shot!!! Any questions feel free to email me... Thanks for looking..
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