Sharkpro Heavy Duty Gasoline Water Pump/Engine Pump Size:3" x 3" The shaft seals are high-quality Diameter (mm x pcs.):3.5 x 10

Name: Sharkpro Heavy Duty Gasoline Water Pump/Engine Pump Size:3" x 3" The shaft seals are high-quality Diameter (mm x pcs.):3.5 x 10
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85336234234
Price: 3750.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0072 (25 reviews)

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Sharkpro Heavy Duty Gasoline Water Pump Engine Pump Size:3" x 3" The shaft seals are high quality Diameter (mm x pcs.):3.5 x 10 The shaft seals are high quality mechanical seals Continuous rating input 1650W Max Cutting Capacity 90°: 91 mm (3 9 16″) 45°: 63 mm (2 1 2″) Blade Diameter 255 mm (10″) No Load Speed (RPM) 4600 Dimensions (L x W x H) 560x686x308 mm (22″x27″x12 1 8″) Net weight 17 overflow:hidden text align:center

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