Purchase Parts Unlimited Supreme XP Belt 1 29/64in. x 46 25/32in. 1142-0286 1 29/64 in Loudon, Tennessee, United States, for US $114.95

Condition:New Brand:Parts Unlimited Make:Polaris Manufacturer Part Number:47-3204 Model:ATP 330, Cyclone 250X, Frontier Classic, Frontier MPN:47-3204

Parts Unlimited
1-7/16 in. x 46-5/8 in. Supreme XP Drive Belt

This item fits the following models:

Polaris	ATP 330	2005
Polaris	ATP 330	2004
Polaris	Cyclone 250X	2002
Polaris	Frontier Classic	2004
Polaris	Frontier Classic	2003
Polaris	Frontier Touring	2005
Polaris	Frontier Touring	2004
Polaris	Frontier Touring	2003

Type:	Drive Belt
Style:	Supreme Xp
Length:	46 25/32"
Width:	1 29/64"
OEM #:	Carlisle Part #Xs809
Sold as:	Each

The supreme choice for extreme performance on todays high horsepower sleds
Made of an advanced polymer and aramid cord
Feature double-cog construction for strength and crosswise rigidity
Cogs also dissipate heat and make the belt more flexible
Cooler running belts mean better performance and longer life

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