Lestronic Ii 36v Golf Cart Battery Charger Scrubber Forklift Club Car E-z-go 25a on 2040-parts.com
Saint Johnsville, New York, United States
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This is a used Lestronic ii 36 volt battery charger, model# 07710. Unit has some scuffs and scrapes from normal use but is in good working order. Unit has been tested and works as intended.
The 110 volt plug where the unit plugs into the outlet was stepped on, the prongs were put straight again but there is still a bend in the round center ground prong. Worst case would be to replace the plug in, other than that the unit is fully functional and works as is.
The shipping price is for within the continental US only. For shipping outside that area please contact for a shipping quote. |
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