Marathon Motors 50 HP Close-Coupled Pump Motor,3-Phase,1785 Nameplate RPM,208-230/460 Voltage,326JM - 326TTDBD6032 Width-30" Bradley 269-1847 Aquastat Replacement Part

Name: Marathon Motors 50 HP Close-Coupled Pump Motor,3-Phase,1785 Nameplate RPM,208-230/460 Voltage,326JM - 326TTDBD6032 Width-30" Bradley 269-1847 Aquastat Replacement Part
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 71725296936
Price: 3121.01 USD
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Marathon Motors 50 HP Close Coupled Pump Motor,3 Phase,1785 Nameplate RPM,208 230 460 Voltage,326JM 326TTDBD6032 Width 30" Bradley 269 1847 Aquastat Replacement Part Bradley 269 1847 Aquastat Replacement Part Cross Reference: 5212 Standards: CSA Certified (LR2025) Nameplate RPM: 1785

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