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Century AO Smith C238 Cap Start Resilient Motor, 2 HP, 1725 RPM, 115, 208-230V, 56H Frame Width-72" Bradley S65-117H Terreon Sand Repair

Name: Century AO Smith C238 Cap Start Resilient Motor, 2 HP, 1725 RPM, 115, 208-230V, 56H Frame Width-72" Bradley S65-117H Terreon Sand Repair
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SKU: 37012805411
Price: 142.73 USD
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Rating: 4.243 (30 reviews)

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Century AO Smith C238 Cap Start Resilient Motor, 2 HP, 1725 RPM, 115, 208 230V, 56H Frame Width 72" Bradley S65 117H Terreon Sand Repair Bradley S65 117H Terreon Sand Repair Kit Replacement Part The door to the unit is secured to the body with a multi staked stainless steel piano hinge Shaft Length: 1 Enclosure: Drip Proof

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