Balmar XT-CR-250-K6-KIT | Alternator 250 AMP Kit 12V 3.15" Dual Foot Saddle K6 Pulley Regulator & Temp Sensor FHWASH3 Manufacturer Part Number: SPA-CHC1103

Name: Balmar XT-CR-250-K6-KIT | Alternator 250 AMP Kit 12V 3.15" Dual Foot Saddle K6 Pulley Regulator & Temp Sensor FHWASH3 Manufacturer Part Number: SPA-CHC1103
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SKU: 36898868812
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Balmar XT CR 250 K6 KIT Alternator 250 AMP Kit 12V 3.15" Dual Foot Saddle K6 Pulley Regulator & Temp Sensor FHWASH3 Manufacturer Part Number: SPA CHC1103 Manufacturer Part Number: SPA CHC1103 Hustler® Right Hand Aluminum Propeller LE1 LE2 1319 4 4 Blade 13" x 19 Pitch Typical for Caterpillar Dimensions: 14 × 11 × 11

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