E-zgo Rxv Txt 48v Power Wise Qe Gulf Cart Charger on 2040-parts.com
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HELLO EVERYONE I HAVE A VERY NICE POWERWISE QE CHARGER FOR THE E-Z-GO 48 VOLT RXV AND TXT GOLF CARS WITH THE TRIANGLE PLUG AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE.
I GOT THIS WITH A VINTAGE GULF CART BUT I DO NOT BELIEVE IT WILL WORK FOR ME AS I NEED ROUND PLUG AUCTION IS FOR ONE POWER SUPPLY CHARGER I HAVE PLUGS IT IN AND LED POWER SUPPLY IS WORKING PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING |
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