E-Z-GO Charger
Output: 36V - 16Amp Used on 36V E-Z-GO TXT vehicles "D" shape plug 10' DC cord Delta Q Part Number: 915-3610 In great working condition. I changed to a 48 volt system so this has to go. Photos are of actual item and condition you will receive. Please ask questions before bidding/buying. Thanks for looking. |
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