Nos American Bosch 24 Volt Regulator Military Rgr2418g110 Caterpillar on 2040-parts.com
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
NOS, Just opened, US Military heavy equipment voltage regulator [ most time they called it a generator in the TM's...?] AMERICAN BOSCH # RGR 2118G110 24 VOLT ...running it on positive or negative grounds...used with a battery.... |
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