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Dayton 1/3 HP Pedestal Fan Motor, Split-Phase, 1725 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage, Frame 48YZ - 6K410 Length-30.125
Dayton 1/3 HP Pedestal Fan Motor, Split-Phase, 1725 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage, Frame 48YZ - 6K410 Length-30.125
Dayton 1/3 HP Pedestal Fan Motor, Split-Phase, 1725 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage, Frame 48YZ - 6K410 Length-30.125
Dayton 1/3 HP Pedestal Fan Motor, Split-Phase, 1725 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage, Frame 48YZ - 6K410 Length-30.125
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Dayton 1/3 HP Pedestal Fan Motor, Split-Phase, 1725 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage, Frame 48YZ - 6K410 Length-30.125" A flow rate of 1

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Dayton 1 3 HP Pedestal Fan Motor, Split Phase, 1725 Nameplate RPM,115 Voltage, Frame 48YZ 6K410 Length 30.125" A flow rate of 1 A flow rate of 1 to 80 GPM for better temperature control across the operating range Bradley S45 214A 54 Scuff Base Ends Terrazzo & Replacement Part The studs allow the fan guard to be mounted directly to the shaft endshield This motor is designed with an integral yoke bracket

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