Arctic Cat/polaris Kimpex Track, 15" X 136" 2.52 Pitch, 3/4" Lug, New, 04-854 K on 2040-parts.com
Turner, Maine, United States
KIMPEX TRACK, OLDER STYLE TRACK, KEVLAR, FITS MODELS WITH 15 x 136 X 2.52 x 54 PITCH. GREAT FOR OLDER SLEDS, HAS 3/4" LUG
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