Nidec US Motors 2097 Oil Burner Motor, 1/8 HP, Split-Phase, 3450 RPM, 115V, 48N Frame Diameter-1.5" Bradley 115-148 Sprayhead- Crescent Replacement

Name: Nidec US Motors 2097 Oil Burner Motor, 1/8 HP, Split-Phase, 3450 RPM, 115V, 48N Frame Diameter-1.5" Bradley 115-148 Sprayhead- Crescent Replacement
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 95017637247
Price: 135.84 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1341 (12 reviews)

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Nidec US Motors 2097 Oil Burner Motor, 1 8 HP, Split Phase, 3450 RPM, 115V, 48N Frame Diameter 1.5" Bradley 115 148 Sprayhead Crescent Replacement Bradley 115 148 Sprayhead Crescent Replacement Part Dual hot and cold water taps connected to an easy to operate adjustable heater ensure you have plenty of hot and cold water Frame: 48N Insulation Class: A

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