Century 3 HP Square Flange Pool Pump Motor, Capacitor-Start/Run, 3450 Nameplate RPM, 208-230 Voltage, 56Y Fr - SQ1302V1 Capacity 1.4 L 18-gauge stainless steel tubing is

Name: Century 3 HP Square Flange Pool Pump Motor, Capacitor-Start/Run, 3450 Nameplate RPM, 208-230 Voltage, 56Y Fr - SQ1302V1 Capacity 1.4 L 18-gauge stainless steel tubing is
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SKU: 18824535503
Price: 305.71 USD
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Century 3 HP Square Flange Pool Pump Motor, Capacitor Start Run, 3450 Nameplate RPM, 208 230 Voltage, 56Y Fr SQ1302V1 Capacity 1.4 L 18 gauge stainless steel tubing is 18 gauge stainless steel tubing is used in the design and finished by brushing the metal to create a satin look Mirror size is 24" W x 30" H (61 x 76cm) UL Recognized and CSA Certified capacitor start motor can be used as an equivalent replacement for most popular pool and spa manufacturers' pumps

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