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Go Kart Belt Replaces Comet 203591 Yerf Dog Q43103w on 2040-parts.com

US $17.49
Location:

Grants Pass, Oregon, United States

Grants Pass, Oregon, United States
Condition:New Brand:Rotary Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:10052 UPC:034761100525

Go-carts Belt for for carts with Comet torque Converters.
 

Quality Rotary Belt made to Comet FSP Specs.

Replaces Comet Part #203591 (A,B, or C)

Also Replaces Yerf Dog Q43103W, Q43203W, Kartco 7655

3/4" X29.28" (19.05 X 744MM)

Asymmetric belt, angles are different on each side of belt.
Almost flat on one side (2-1/2 degrees), 18 degrees on other side.
Flat side installs toward engine.


We ship most orders the same day if received in the AM, next day on PM orders.

Will ship this First-Class Parcel (airmail), we never ship items parcel post.  If ordered with heavier items (like blades) will ship FedEx or UPS. 
We combine orders for multiple items to reduce your shipping costs.
 

 

 

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