Agripak Battery Strap Earth/Negative (Bolt) 300 MM - Sparex Part S.27091

Agripak Battery Strap Earth/Negative (Bolt) 300 MM - Sparex Part S.27091

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Agripak Battery Strap Earth/Negative (Bolt) 300 MM - Sparex Part S.27091Agripak Battery Strap Earth Negative (Bolt) 300mm Sparex Part No. S. 27091 Product Specifications Cable 25mm, Bolt 2 x 10. 5mm (3 8'') Length 300mm (12'') Material Braided Tinned Copper Wire, Battery terminal Earth Negative (Bolt) Alternative to 50033 Battery terminal N A Contains S. 50033 x 1 pc. Length (ins) 12 Length (mm) 300 Suitable For Information This product is not associated with any particular make or model OEM Fitment Information This

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