2004 Power Wise Golf Cart Battery Charger 28115 G06 Ez-go 36 Volt Look!! on 2040-parts.com
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Came with a 2004 Ez-Go Textron golf cart and is fully working I just do not need an extra to my extra already LOL Yes I am a charger hoarder. This charger was mounted on board under the seat and hard wired in. White=positive Black=negative real easy and then you plug it in that's it.
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