Gates Extreme 38hp4748 Snowmobile Drive Belt 1993-2001 Arctic Cat #15 on 2040-parts.com
Levering, Michigan, United States
Gates Extreme 38HP4748 Snowmobile Drive Belt Measures about 1 5/16" wide 47 5/8" long Belt is used and has some wear. Cheap spare or replace Fit many 1993-2001 Arctic Cat models May fit other applications also. Do your own research to make sure this will fit before buying. Will get parts as pictured. Check pictures to make sure you are ok with condition before buying.
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