Comet 108c Narrow Roller. 215000a Shallow Bore Polaris on 2040-parts.com
Rice Lake, Wisconsin, United States
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This is a Comet 108C Narrow roller. 1988 and prior production. New in the box. It supposedly fits all short PTO Polaris and Arctic Cat. This information is from 1988.. It has bosses for and is drilled for a ring gear/starter gear. It is set for 1 3/8" Belts. NO weights or spring. Sorry about the rust. I can't do much about the mice. I only ship to the US and Canada. |
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