Baldor 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, Capacitor-Start, 1745 Nameplate RPM, 115/230 Voltage, 56 Frame - EL3504 PolyJohn Includes: Repair Kit for 114-2

Name: Baldor 1/2 HP, General Purpose Motor, Capacitor-Start, 1745 Nameplate RPM, 115/230 Voltage, 56 Frame - EL3504 PolyJohn Includes: Repair Kit for 114-2
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SKU: 58412923673
Price: 487.96 USD
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Baldor 1 2 HP, General Purpose Motor, Capacitor Start, 1745 Nameplate RPM, 115 230 Voltage, 56 Frame EL3504 PolyJohn Includes: Repair Kit for 114 2 Includes: Repair Kit for 114 2 in 375 Vessel inner frames allow easy transport and storage rather than allowing outside air to freely circulate through the interior of the motor It features a totally enclosed

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