Brand New Polaris Rush/switchback Skid Plate. Part# 2877793-133 on 2040-parts.com
Potter, Wisconsin, United States
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Brand New white skid plate to fit Polaris Rush and Switchback snowmobiles. Fit MY 10-14. All hardware included.
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