Buy Woodys EYV3-8500 Extender Trail III Flat-Top Carbide Runners in Danville, Virginia, United States, for US $59.47

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Woodys EYV3-8500 Extender Trail III Flat-Top Carbide Runners

STANDARD WEAR BARS
Woody’s is proud to announce a new line of 7/16" standard wear bars for a wide variety of sleds.

TOP-STOCK™ SERIES
Top-Stock™ is an economical hardweld runner designed for extreme service or utility applications. The 1/2” host bar with hardweld increases the depth of the runner for added controllability. Recommended for deep snow or snowmobiles with 48 or fewer studs installed.

4" EXTENDER TRAIL III™ SERIES
This 7/16“ diameter is a popular runner for trail riding. Woody’s offers the Extender Trail III™ line to replace the manufacturer’s stock runners. The 4” of 60° turning carbide will give more positive cornering control. Our guideline for consideration of these runners would be for sleds with up to 96 studs installed in the track

6" TRAIL BLAZER IV™ SERIES
This ½” diameter runner is designed for trail riders looking for performance in cornering, power and control. The turning carbide is 6” long with a 60° edge. The 1½” front and rear carbide wear pads prevent premature runner wear. It is essential that the track be studded when using this runner.

8" EXECUTIVE™ SERIES
A beefy ½“ diameter runner with lots of turning carbide for many forms of competition and experiended riders. Performance trail riders are known to use this runner. The 8” of 60° edged carbide translates into extreme turning power. A 1-½” carbide wear pad helps prevent premature runner wear

ACE™ RUNNER

Woody's ACE™ single runner line utilizes a 3/8" x 1/2" preformed steel square bar. The ACE has a taller profile and is more aggressive, providing excellent control on rider forward sleds. Available in 8" carbide for trail users in our most popular number series.

Retails for: $63.95 Your Price: $59.47

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