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I have an algas mixer model 60. can it be replace by an impco one?

this mixer is a 90 degre with 2 1/16 AH.

the bottom of it it is a cross shape 4 bolts. Not the usual 4 bolt square shape.
  • Posted 23 Jan 2013 06:42
  • By LP35
  • joined 10 Aug'12 - 32 messages
  • Quebec, Canada

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