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Dayton AC/DC Gearmotor 115VAC/DC Nameplate RPM 13 RPM Enclosure Open Vented - 1LRA2 Capacity-32 oz Part Number: S21-139WE15
Dayton AC/DC Gearmotor 115VAC/DC Nameplate RPM 13 RPM Enclosure Open Vented - 1LRA2 Capacity-32 oz Part Number: S21-139WE15
Dayton AC/DC Gearmotor 115VAC/DC Nameplate RPM 13 RPM Enclosure Open Vented - 1LRA2 Capacity-32 oz Part Number: S21-139WE15
Dayton AC/DC Gearmotor 115VAC/DC Nameplate RPM 13 RPM Enclosure Open Vented - 1LRA2 Capacity-32 oz Part Number: S21-139WE15
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Dayton AC/DC Gearmotor 115VAC/DC Nameplate RPM 13 RPM Enclosure Open Vented - 1LRA2 Capacity-32 oz Part Number: S21-139WE15

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Dayton AC DC Gearmotor 115VAC DC Nameplate RPM 13 RPM Enclosure Open Vented 1LRA2 Capacity 32 oz Part Number: S21 139WE15 Part Number: S21 139WE15 Bradley 121 028 Bonnet Solenoid Valve Replacement Part Enclosure: vented Gearcase: die cast zinc Lubrication: grease filled Gears: input gear steel Universal 115VAC DC Right Angle Gearmotors

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