Flash Tube Sylvania R4321a Whelen A406 on 2040-parts.com
Fairbury, Nebraska, US
NEW. Flash Tube,
Strobe, Sylvania Part Number R4321A. This part has been replaced with Whelen
number A406.
BUYER ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR DETERMINING PART AIRWORTHINESS.
PARTS ARE NORMALLY SHIPPED WITHIN 2 DAYS, AT TIMES I AM OUT OF TOWN
WORKING MAY TAKE UP TO 4 DAYS. THANKS FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
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