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PIERREFONDS, QC, Canada
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FOR SALE BRAND NEW IN BOX SEMI-PRO SLED CADDY. THESE ARE SOLD FROM YAMAHA MOTOR.
Lightweight aluminum constructed with heavy-duty 60 mm swivel casters. Comes with patented non-slip Hydro Turf centre which helps secure skis to caddy and prevents damage to the wearbar. Caddies come assembled. Set of three. Will fit most sleds and skis. |
Accessories for Sale
Skinz chromalloy aluminum white front bumper - ski-doo 2013-2016 rev-xm & xs(US $124.99)
Skinz chromalloy aluminum ld yellow front bumper - ski-doo 2013-2016 rev-xm & xs(US $138.99)
Fett brothers plrs02 reed spacer torque kit polaris 600/700 1998-2006(US $71.96)
Parts unlimited 0710-0063 bag-p/u w/s ski-doo blk(US $48.95)
Fett brothers skrs78 reed spacer torque kit ski-doo 700/800 2000-2006(US $71.96)
Parts unlimited 0710-0067 bag-p/u w/s ski-doo blk(US $46.90)
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