Marathon Motors 30 HP Cooling Tower Motor,3-Phase,1773 Nameplate RPM,230/460 Voltage,Frame 286T - 286TTFCD16572 Capacity-20 oz Bradley 181-005 Foot Treadle Safety

Name: Marathon Motors 30 HP Cooling Tower Motor,3-Phase,1773 Nameplate RPM,230/460 Voltage,Frame 286T - 286TTFCD16572 Capacity-20 oz Bradley 181-005 Foot Treadle Safety
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 68407606876
Price: 2580.12 USD
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Marathon Motors 30 HP Cooling Tower Motor,3 Phase,1773 Nameplate RPM,230 460 Voltage,Frame 286T 286TTFCD16572 Capacity 20 oz Bradley 181 005 Foot Treadle Safety Bradley 181 005 Foot Treadle Safety E Replacement Part Inlet Temperature (Cold): 39 Degrees to 85 Degrees F Warranty: 1 yr Frame: 286T

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