Dayton 1/200 HP C-Frame Motor, Shaded Pole, 3000 RPM, 120 Voltage,Frame Non-Standard - 4M249E Nominal Size-42" x 54" X 1.5" The 1731 Steel Weighted Base

Name: Dayton 1/200 HP C-Frame Motor, Shaded Pole, 3000 RPM, 120 Voltage,Frame Non-Standard - 4M249E Nominal Size-42" x 54" X 1.5" The 1731 Steel Weighted Base
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 65374264195
Price: 49.23 USD
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Dayton 1 200 HP C Frame Motor, Shaded Pole, 3000 RPM, 120 Voltage,Frame Non Standard 4M249E Nominal Size 42" x 54" X 1.5" The 1731 Steel Weighted Base The 1731 Steel Weighted Base will hold your post securely in place for increased visibility to others Integral supply check stops prevent crossover of supplies including GEM EM 240 Series MARS #90999

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