When You Need a Ski-Doo Part, Match It to the Work
A Ski-Doo snowmobile project can go in two very different directions: you might be replacing a body panel, or you might be tearing down the engine. These two Ski-Doo parts represent exactly that fork in the road. On one side is the Glovebox One-Piece Lightweight Hood (860202193), a black OEM glovebox for REV Gen4 Summit and Freeride models with the one-piece lightweight hood. On the other side is the 420-8760-80 Crankshaft Flywheel Puller Tool, an OEM-quality tool for flywheel removal on Ski-Doo, Bombardier, and Can-Am BRP engines. Choosing between them isn't about which is better overall - it's about which one matches the job you're doing right now.
Quick Verdict
If you own a REV Gen4 Summit or Freeride with the one-piece lightweight hood and need a glovebox, the Glovebox Hood (860202193) is the direct replacement part. If you're pulling a flywheel during crankshaft service on a compatible engine, the Crankshaft Flywheel Puller Tool (420-8760-80) has the part number and low listed price to make it a practical shop addition. Most riders will need only one, depending on whether the project is body repair or engine disassembly.
Price and Feature Snapshot
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ski-Doo Glovebox One-Piece Lightweight Hood (860202193) | USD 159.00 | REV Gen4 Summit/Freeride hood storage | |
| Ski-Doo Crankshaft Flywheel Puller Tool (420-8760-80) | USD 29.00 | Flywheel removal during crankshaft service |
The price spread is straightforward: the glovebox is listed at $159, the puller tool at $29. Both are Ski-Doo-branded and new/new-other, but they are built for completely different tasks.
Where the Glovebox Hood Wins
The Glovebox One-Piece Lightweight Hood is the direct body-panel replacement for riders who need a glovebox on a REV Gen4 Summit or Freeride with the one-piece lightweight hood. It's a genuine OEM part with the manufacturer part number 860202193, listed as new, and finished in black. The listing specifies compatibility with that specific body style, so it's targeted at the one-piece lightweight hood rather than a one-size-fits-all part.
Where the Puller Tool Wins
The Crankshaft Flywheel Puller Tool wins on price and on the specific job it does. For a modest listed price, you get a tool with manufacturer part number 420876080 and the "crankshaft tool" type, listed as new other. It's aimed at flywheel removal for Ski-Doo, Bombardier, and Can-Am BRP engines, and the listing describes it as OEM quality. That makes it a low-cost addition to a shop drawer for engine work.
Product Notes
Ski-Doo Glovebox One-Piece Lightweight Hood (860202193)

Choose this glovebox if your priority is a direct body-panel replacement for a REV Gen4 Summit or Freeride with the one-piece lightweight hood. The listing highlights compatibility with those specific models, a black finish, and a new OEM condition with the manufacturer part number 860202193. The main limitation is that compatibility doesn't extend beyond that one-piece lightweight hood body style, so it's not a universal fit for every Ski-Doo. At its $159 listed price, it's the higher-priced part in this comparison, but for the right sled it's the exact glovebox you need.
Ski-Doo Crankshaft Flywheel Puller Tool (420-8760-80)

This tool is the low-price choice when your job involves removing a flywheel from a compatible Ski-Doo, Bombardier, or Can-Am BRP engine. It's listed as new other, with the type "crankshaft tool" and manufacturer part number 420876080. The listing describes it as OEM quality and asks you to study the photos and ask questions before purchase, which is a sign that fitment is application-specific rather than universal. At its $29 listed price, it's an easy way to have the tool on hand when crankshaft service comes up.
Final Choice by Use Case
If you're doing bodywork on a REV Gen4 Summit or Freeride with the one-piece lightweight hood, the Glovebox Hood is your part. If you're doing engine work that calls for flywheel removal on a Ski-Doo, Bombardier, or Can-Am BRP, the Crankshaft Flywheel Puller Tool covers that task at the lower listed price of the two. Match the part to the job, and you'll have the right piece for the snowmobile project in front of you.