Marathon Motors 2 HP Close-Coupled Pump Motor,3-Phase,1180 Nameplate RPM,208-230/460 Voltage,184JP - 184TTDBD6085 Nominal Size-24" X 1.25" Continuous Flow Rate: 19 gpm

Name: Marathon Motors 2 HP Close-Coupled Pump Motor,3-Phase,1180 Nameplate RPM,208-230/460 Voltage,184JP - 184TTDBD6085 Nominal Size-24" X 1.25" Continuous Flow Rate: 19 gpm
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 47191993602
Price: 374.53 USD
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Marathon Motors 2 HP Close Coupled Pump Motor,3 Phase,1180 Nameplate RPM,208 230 460 Voltage,184JP 184TTDBD6085 Nominal Size 24" X 1.25" Continuous Flow Rate: 19 gpm Continuous Flow Rate: 19 gpm Bradley 118 177 Body Volume Control Replacement Part UL Recognized (E49747) Nameplate RPM: 1180

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