Replacement AC Shroud for Coleman 7333C8876

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hello i need a replacement shroud that would fit my coleman 7333c8876

asked by: Andre

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The Coleman 7333C8876 will need the MaxxAir TuffMaxx Replacement Shroud - White # MA00-325001 based on my research because that unit can be interchanged with a Coleman Mach 3. I've attached a diagram of the shroud measurements and a video to assist.

expert reply by: Jason S

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