Nos Box Of Packages Of Buss Brand Fuses; # Agc-10 (in Original Box) on 2040-parts.com
Wyandotte, Michigan, US
BUYING 15 PACKAGES OF 5 BUSS ACG-10 FUSES. A TOTAL OF 75 FUSES IN THE ORIGINAL BOX THAT HOLDS ALL OF THE PACKAGES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS ITEM, PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK
Fuses & Fuse Holders for Sale
Mini blade type fuses - 10 amp - lot/10(US $5.50)
Mini blade type fuses - 25 amp - lot/10(US $5.50)
Mini blade type fuses - 20 amp - lot/10(US $5.50)
Standard ato/atc blade type fuses - 10 amp, lot/10(US $5.50)
Standard ato/atc blade type fuses - 15 amp, lot/10(US $5.50)
Standard ato/atc blade type fuses - 5 amp, lot/10(US $5.50)
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