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New Nib Vented Battery Box For Fish House Deer Shack Camper Works With Wfco 8735 on 2040-parts.com

US $56.50
Location:

Monticello, Minnesota, US

Monticello, Minnesota, US
Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Return policy details:Money back Buyer pays return shipping Buyer must email for RMA Number within 5 days of sale and return item with 14 days for 100% money back refund. Buyer pays return shipping costs. Part Brand:LaAventure Warranty:No

 New NIB Vented Battery box for Fish House Deer Shack Camper works with WFCO 8735 or any of the WFCO 110-12 volt converter boxes.

Whenever a battery is charged, it gives off hydrogen sulfide gas.  Protect yourself from noxious gases and the risk of fire by sealing off your battery and venting it to the outside of your unit.  Kit includes all of the parts need to vent the battery.  Requires 2 hose clamps to connect hose to box and vent.  Also requires 10 10-32 1 inch bolts and locking nuts to secure box.

Also available on my other listings:

Marinco Brand Recepticles for powering your Fish House, Deer Shack or Camper to a Generator which has a 30 Amp Locking recepticle, such as a Honda 3000. These would be used in conjunction with the WFCO 8735 or WFCO 8935 12 volt power converter which I have on another listing. The white recepticle is mounted to the outside of your unit and wired into your 12 volt converter box. The yellow recepticles would be connected to an 8-3 guage braided wire that you would by at Menard's or The Home Depot of the proper length that you need to go from your unit to your generator.

The Male and Female Yellow Cord recepticle, The White Unit Recepticle and the WFCO 12 Volt Power converters are available on other listings: Check out my other items!

MN Residents pay 6.875% Sales Tax.


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