Group 29/31 Battery Hold Down Tray Boat Marine Rv Auto on 2040-parts.com
Spring Hill, Florida, US
Economy Marine Boat RV Battery Hold Down Tray Group 29/31
- These are for standard group 29/31 batteries
- Comes with quick release strap, meets USCG requirements for keeping battery in place
- The tray measures 13" x 7 1/8" x 1" Inside dimensions WILL NOT FIT EXIDE BRAND BATTERIES
- We also have group 27, 24 and premium hold downs listed on our other auctions
- We do combine shipping, just e-mail us for a quote!
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