Motor, Slow Vertical, 12VDC, 65.53:1, Elkhart 46131000 (Replaces 46043000, 57348000) 5x4 Pump Application Selection Guidance Water trucks Size:2" to 3"

Name: Motor, Slow Vertical, 12VDC, 65.53:1, Elkhart 46131000 (Replaces 46043000, 57348000) 5x4 Pump Application Selection Guidance Water trucks Size:2" to 3"
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SKU: 53083924697
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Motor, Slow Vertical, 12VDC, 65.53:1, Elkhart 46131000 (Replaces 46043000, 57348000) 5x4 Pump Application Selection Guidance Water trucks Size:2" to 3" Application Selection Guidance Water trucks High volume spray The Berkeley B69743 B4JRMBHS is a genuine Berkeley frame mounted centrifugal pump configured for high volume water truck and dust control systems Elkhart 46043000 Slow Vertical

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