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Marine Refrigeration Evaporator Unit on 2040-parts.com

C $150.00
Location:

Picton, Ontario, Canada

Picton, Ontario, Canada
as removed from an older installation after compressor stopped working.
Brand:Norcold Manufacturer Part Number:scqt-3407d

Recently removed from a sailboat with a defunct compressor;

A Norcold evaporator unit, 
Part # SCQT-3407D

Measuring 16 plus 8 inches long in a 90 degree bend
 BY  11 inches high, and

Fitted with about 96 inches of copper tubing. One connection end is in place; the other tubing has been crimped; (see picture)

Shipping to the lower 48 States estimated at $45.00 due to bulk of package.

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