Seachoice 22060 | USCG Approved Marine Group 24 Series Standard Battery Box with Strap & Mounting Kit STORM_EXTRA_DOCK_LINES_AND_CHAFE_GEAR 4L(1995-98)

Name: Seachoice 22060 | USCG Approved Marine Group 24 Series Standard Battery Box with Strap & Mounting Kit STORM_EXTRA_DOCK_LINES_AND_CHAFE_GEAR 4L(1995-98)
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SKU: 85294317342
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Seachoice 22060 | USCG Approved Marine Group 24 Series Standard Battery Box with Strap & Mounting Kit STORM_EXTRA_DOCK_LINES_AND_CHAFE_GEAR 4L(1995-98)

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Seachoice 22060 USCG Approved Marine Group 24 Series Standard Battery Box with Strap & Mounting Kit STORM_EXTRA_DOCK_LINES_AND_CHAFE_GEAR 4L(1995 98) 4L(1995 98) Glass Mirror Meets ABYC standard E 10 and USCG spec 183 This black molded high density polyethylene battery box provides a sound solution to securing a single group 24 battery and containing accidental acid spillage

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