7 Heavy Duty Deka Top Post Made In Usa Universal Battery Terminal 6 G To 2/0 G on 2040-parts.com
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7 Deka heavy duty top battery terminals. Each terminal fits 6 gauge to 2 gauge wire.
I'm selling only 7 pieces, because I used three of them, they work great. They are new, but package has shelf wear. If you buy them, I will send them immediately, priority mail. Thanks. |
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