Delta-q Quiq Hf/pfc Battery Charger 48v - 18 Amp Mo: 912-4800 on 2040-parts.com
Sevierville, Tennessee, United States
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Delta-Q battery charger MO: 912-4800 48V-18amp This unit was never used and in like new condition, not in original box, no paperwork. Sold as-is with no returns, unless grossly misrepresented. Thanks for Looking! Please ask any questions before buying. ______________________________________________________________________________ If you need more specific information, not mentioned here you may reach me at: 865-335-2389-Cell# 865-286-5376-land line. Please Leave message if no one answers. Thank you! |
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