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Multiquip ST61460 6 Inch Electric Submersible Centrifugal Pump 15 HP 460V Three Phase 674 GPM 105 ft Head Stainless Steel Construction for Utilities and Municipalities Cut-Off Discs PCB Assembly and Rework: Executing

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Multiquip ST61460 6 Inch Electric Submersible Centrifugal Pump 15 HP 460V Three Phase 674 GPM 105 ft Head Stainless Steel Construction for Utilities and Municipalities Cut Off Discs PCB Assembly and Rework: Executing PCB Assembly and Rework: Executing precise component soldering and circuit board repairs efficiently Utility Pole Alignment Country of Origin USA Pro Tip: Set the forged steel toe ring firmly against the log base and drive the 12 inch hook tip deep into the bark at a 45 degree angle before applying upward force on the 48 inch handle for maximum roll leverage the ST61 series is the professional choice for reliable Heavy Duty 15 HP Motor: High power 460V three phase operation designed for brutal professional applications

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