18 Gauge Red Sxl Cross-link Wire (quantity Of 500 Ft.) on 2040-parts.com
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12 gauge white gxl cross-link wire (quantity of 1,000 ft.)(US $208.70)
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14 gauge white sxl cross-link wire (quantity of 500 ft.)(US $76.40)
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