Saft 021740-000 Battery Receptacle Adapter Connector on 2040-parts.com
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States
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Saft 021740-000 Battery
Receptacle Adapter Connector
Connector is sold as
used but was removed in service in as new condition. No hardware included. Receptacle
only. It does have the gasket seal included. No cert included |
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