John Deere Snowmobile Recoil - Fire Series/kawasaki on 2040-parts.com
Dundee, Michigan, US
Up for sale is a used, recoil taken from a John Deere Fire Series snowmobile with the Kawasaki engine. This one has some rust and has a piece broken off one of the screw areas, but still works fine.No international shipping. Please ask any questions prior to purchasing. Thanks for looking!
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