Dayton 3M169B 1/4 HP Fan Duty Motor 230 Volts 1550 Rpm 2 Speed Single Phase steel conveyor Fuses Tested E-Ok--Used---Good Visual Condition---9/20/LB

Name: Dayton 3M169B 1/4 HP Fan Duty Motor 230 Volts 1550 Rpm 2 Speed Single Phase steel conveyor Fuses Tested E-Ok--Used---Good Visual Condition---9/20/LB
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 74377795857
Price: 35.00 USD
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Dayton 3M169B 1/4 HP Fan Duty Motor 230 Volts 1550 Rpm 2 Speed Single Phase steel conveyor Fuses Tested E-Ok--Used---Good Visual Condition---9/20/LB

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Dayton 3M169B 1 4 HP Fan Duty Motor 230 Volts 1550 Rpm 2 Speed Single Phase steel conveyor Fuses Tested E Ok Used Good Visual Condition 9 20 LB Fuses Tested E Ok Used Good Visual Condition 9 20 LB SS214 T 6 2 1 A CC 113739 33 We ship almost all items with 1 business day of cleared payment We will need to know if you have a fork lift or dock

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