The 48808 Fisher Polycaster Western Tornado Spreader Genuine Replacement Part is designed to deliver superior performance and reliability for your spreading needs. This non-FleetFlex electrical system battery cable features a robust 4-pin configuration, ensuring a secure connection for easy installation and maintenance. Crafted with precision, this cable assembly is specifically compatible with the Poly Hopper II model and the spreader module 78178-1, making it an essential component for optimal functionality.
Utilizing high-quality materials, the 48808 cable assembly is built to withstand harsh weather conditions and demanding workloads. Its design focuses on longevity and effectiveness, ensuring that your spreading equipment operates smoothly and efficiently. Keep your snow and ice management system up to par with this genuine replacement part, which is engineered to fit seamlessly with the control and module specified in the product description. It's important to note that this harness is strictly compatible with the exact control & module pictured and will not function with any other configurations.
For those uncertain about compatibility, assistance is readily available at 603-444-1154, ensuring customers receive the guidance needed to make informed decisions. The 48808 Fisher Polycaster Western Tornado Cable Assembly is not only a practical solution for replacing worn or damaged components but also serves as a testament to Fisher's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Enhance the reliability and efficiency of your spreading operations with this essential replacement part, designed to keep your equipment running at its best all season long.
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The product works great as expected. The thing that is not great is numerous emails received to rate the item. I decided to finally give in and rate the item i purchased so the emails would cease. Overall, the product I purchased works and was what I expected. Had it not worked, I would have returned it for a replacement like a normal person.
