Century AO Smith K102C Farm Duty Motor, 1 HP, Cap Start, 1800 RPM, 115, 230V, 143TC Frame Bradley - Express Lavatory Sinks the receptacle in this unit

Name: Century AO Smith K102C Farm Duty Motor, 1 HP, Cap Start, 1800 RPM, 115, 230V, 143TC Frame Bradley - Express Lavatory Sinks the receptacle in this unit
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 62551180899
Price: 214.38 USD
Availability: InStock
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Century AO Smith K102C Farm Duty Motor, 1 HP, Cap Start, 1800 RPM, 115, 230V, 143TC Frame Bradley Express Lavatory Sinks the receptacle in this unit the receptacle in this unit holds up to 18 gallons of waste and is fixed securely to the unit with a keyed tumbler lock One hole is positioned approximately every 120 degrees to ensure the securest installation possible Motor Type: Capacitor Start Cooling: Fan Cooled

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