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860-9772 Zerostart Mack E6 672 Cid 6 Cyl Freeze Plug Heater on 2040-parts.com

US $39.95
Location:

Lodi, Wisconsin, US

Lodi, Wisconsin, US
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This is a new Zerostart 860-9772 freeze plug heater
This is a 1500W, 240V heater
For Mack E6 672 CID 6 cyl engine
Replaces 1-3/4" freeze plug on side of engine

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