Skidoo Mx Z Tnt Renegade Adrenaline Xr 1200 Yellow Guage Support on 2040-parts.com
Ashtabula, Ohio, US
This Skidoo indicator is part #517305179, It will Fit 2013 Skidoo MXZ, TNT'S, Renengade, Adrenaline XR 1200 Chasis Sleds, this indicator support is used, it is in great shape, not cracked or broken, may have few small scratches being used, This would make a great replacement piece if yours is in need of replacing, I looked it over can not see any real blemishes, but can not state that is blemish free being a used part and all, sold as is, No returns unless there is listing error, happy bidding.
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