Kawasaki H1 - H2 500 Triple Carb Carburetors Set 750 Widowmaker Carbs Mach Iii on 2040-parts.com
Youngstown, Ohio, US
I have 3 carbs that belong on a kawasaki H1 or Kawasaki H2 .I think thay fit H1 500 mach III these carbs are in unknown condition and I have never used or tested this item . this is a good set that needs cleaned and or rebuilt . I do not know if these carbs are complete or missing parts , i have never opened this item and I do NOT know what the inside looks like . these are RARE carbs that are hard to find as a complete set . I do offer a return policy if you do not like this item ..I DO NOT KNOW IF THIS ITEM FITS H1 OR H2 , i THINK it fits h1 500 mack III if you know exactly please let me know . thanks and good luck !!
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