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Dayton 2 HP High Torque Farm Duty Motor,Capacitor-Start/Run,1725 Nameplate RPM,115/230 Voltage - 4K090Keep your farm duty fans moving with this capacitor start, farm duty motor. It features a totally enclosed, fan cooled motor design to help keep the motor free of contamination. It employs a fan to blow outside over the motor to stay cool, rather than allowing outside air to freely circulate through the interior of the motor. It also features ball bearings and a rolled steel frame for durability and long service life. Includes gasketed conduit box and
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