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Po2879337 Polaris 4500lb Winch on 2040-parts.com

US $534.99
Location:

Millstone Township, New Jersey, United States

Millstone Township, New Jersey, United States
ITEM IS NEW OLD STOCK
Brand:Polaris Manufacturer Part Number:2879337

POLARIS 4500LB WINCH

MANUFACTURE PART # PO2879337

FITMENT LIST

-2013-2014 XP 900

-2014 CREW

 

THE COMPATIBILITY FITMENT LIST IS A REFERENCE ONLY. THE BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR USING THE MANUFACTURE PART # TO MAKE SURE THE ITEM WILL WORK FOR THERE APPLICATION  BEFORE PURCHASE.

WINCHES ARE SOLD AS IS!!! THESE WINCHES ARE NEW OLD STOCK AND HAVE BEEN MOVED AROUND A LOT. WE TRY OUR VERY BEST TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS IN THE KIT WHEN WE SELL IT BUT, THAT IS NOT ALWAYS THE CASE. WE WILL NOT ACCEPT RETURNS ON WINCHES DUE TO MISSING PARTS.

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