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I'm a big fan of the Interstate Battery centers. They can make cables for you no problem and the price is reasonable. My local shop has some in stock.
Another thought is, if you have plenty of length left on the old cables, you can take them to any auto-electric shop and have them put new ends on if the rest of the cable is still good.
I also like interstate batteries. If your in a pinch and need to save some cash, you can buy reman batteries from them. They might not last quite as long as a new pair, but will last a while and get you back on the road again.
Good luck, get home safe.
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87 ford f-350 cab-chassis dually. 2wd, 6.9, 3 speed C-6. 3 leaf helper springs, 11,000 gvwr, pintle/ball hitch, 6 pin round trailer connector (unhooked currently). Rear generic truck stop lights. Twin I beam front end with coil springs. Plow lights and switch to go from headlights to plow lights. 8.5 foot meyer diamond plow with central hydrolics. 8 foot rugby dump bed. 167,000 miles and still strong.
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