Leece Neville A0015516aa 11640180 Generator on 2040-parts.com
Pulaski, New York, US
You are looking at what appears to be a new Leece Neville A0015516AA 11640180 Generator. Had it tested at a local rebuild shop and he says it passed. Rated at 28V and 180 amps. Buyers responsibility to determine fitment. Thanks for looking email any questions.
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