Yellow 8 Awg Electrical Wire Cable 7' Lot Of ( 3 ) J1128 Marine Boat on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
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I am selling a lot of ( 3 ) yellow 8 awg electrical wire cable sae j378 & j1128 60v dc 105c. They are new old stock and come as shown in pictures. They each measure roughly 7' feet long measured from tip to tip, with the ends being 11/16" od x 3/8" id. For more information please contact a dealer in your area. ( KW / 40A / 9049920 ) (3)
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