Dayton 3 HP High Torque Farm Duty Motor,Capacitor-Start,1740 Nameplate RPM,230 Voltage,Frame 184T - 6K610 Capacity 12 L Its snap-together design allows it

Name: Dayton 3 HP High Torque Farm Duty Motor,Capacitor-Start,1740 Nameplate RPM,230 Voltage,Frame 184T - 6K610 Capacity 12 L Its snap-together design allows it
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 5598026414
Price: 764.01 USD
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Dayton 3 HP High Torque Farm Duty Motor,Capacitor Start,1740 Nameplate RPM,230 Voltage,Frame 184T 6K610 Capacity 12 L Its snap together design allows it Its snap together design allows it to be assembled in a variety of configurations for specific needs The unit measures 15 1 4 inches in width by 23 inches in height rather than allowing outside air to freely circulate through the interior of the motor farm duty motor

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