Lester 36 Volt Golf Cart Battery Charger Model 07460 on 2040-parts.com
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
HERE IS A LESTER 36 VOLT GOLF CART BATTERY CHARGER MODEL 07460. THIS CHARGER WAS REBUILT IN 2004 THEN PUT ON THE SHELF SINCE THEN, THE PLUG END HAS ELECTRICAL TAPE ON IT, POSSIBLY NEEDS TO BE REPLACED BUT IS IN WORKING CONDITION.
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