Auger Feed Motor for Jamestown J1000, J2000, J3000 Pellet Stoves, 2 RPM CW, 09EAB | PH-CW2 genesis grill parts Dimensions: Each bar measures 18 BBQ PRO

Name: Auger Feed Motor for Jamestown J1000, J2000, J3000 Pellet Stoves, 2 RPM CW, 09EAB | PH-CW2 genesis grill parts Dimensions: Each bar measures 18 BBQ PRO
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 57953936483
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1953000000000005 (16 reviews)

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Auger Feed Motor for Jamestown J1000, J2000, J3000 Pellet Stoves, 2 RPM CW, 09EAB PH CW2 genesis grill parts Dimensions: Each bar measures 18 BBQ PRO Dimensions: Each bar measures 18 Fits most grills with 4 to 6 burners 03 Amps ~ 3 8” Diameter x 1” Length Shaft – Flat Edge of Shaft for Securing with Set Collar We will send you a free E book within 48 hours after your purchase

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