Dodge Tigear C262B20NB180K1 Left Angle Gear Reducer 20:1 Ratio 5.43 HP International Truck used---good visual condition---tested---e-ok---9/19/lb broken base

Name: Dodge Tigear C262B20NB180K1 Left Angle Gear Reducer 20:1 Ratio 5.43 HP International Truck used---good visual condition---tested---e-ok---9/19/lb broken base
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 48808546355
Price: 187.50 USD
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Rating: 4.1386 (21 reviews)

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Dodge Tigear C262B20NB180K1 Left Angle Gear Reducer 20:1 Ratio 5.43 HP International Truck used good visual condition tested e ok 9 19 lb broken base used good visual condition tested e ok 9 19 lb broken base SEE PICTURES FOR MORE INFORMATION input Output Torque 3610 in lb Input shaft 7 8' Output Shaft 1 5' New Surplus Not In Box 4 20Kh

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