Walker Evans Front Ski Shock Set 17" Polaris 7043233 on 2040-parts.com
Castle Rock, Colorado, United States
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These were removed from a 2007 Dragon and need to be recharged. The shafts are in good condition, but the top cap on one has been ground down to fit a different sled. the cap needs to be replaced. Rebuild cost from Walker is 75. each plus the cap.
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