Century AO Smith UB16CCLV12F Unit Bearing Fan Motor, 16 HP, Split-Phase, 1550 RPM, 115V, Unit Bearing Frame, REPLACED AS CENTURY UB567-F Frame Type-Stainless Steel one piece must be purchased

Name: Century AO Smith UB16CCLV12F Unit Bearing Fan Motor, 16 HP, Split-Phase, 1550 RPM, 115V, Unit Bearing Frame, REPLACED AS CENTURY UB567-F Frame Type-Stainless Steel one piece must be purchased
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SKU: 17685025237
Price: 50.03 USD
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Century AO Smith UB16CCLV12F Unit Bearing Fan Motor, 16 HP, Split Phase, 1550 RPM, 115V, Unit Bearing Frame, REPLACED AS CENTURY UB567 F Frame Type Stainless Steel one piece must be purchased one piece must be purchased for each flange on the grab bar The secure fit of the cover conceals the mounting hardware

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