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Lester Ii E-series 36volt/25amp Battery Charger List $526.00 on 2040-parts.com

US $265.00
Location:

Rockford, Illinois, United States

Rockford, Illinois, United States
Fully Tested / Good Working Condition <br>
Brand:Lester II MPN:28090 Model:36v / 25a

Used Lester II E-Series 36V / 25A Battery Charger. Charger tested and are in good working condition. Please see all pictures and make sure you will be happy with the purchase and that this battery charger will fit Your equipment. Charger comes with small gry Anderson SB 50 connector and will work with many 36v equipment including floor scrubbers , battery burnishers/buffers , battery extractors , golf carts .........

List Price $526.00
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