Note: The color of the item may vary slightly due to photography and your own computer. Widely used in Garden sprinklers, shower, water taps in the boat, caravan or motor home. Also suitable for agricultural purposes: spray for farm chemical, pesticide.
DC 5L/min 60W Micro Car Automatic Switch Diaphragm High Pressure Water Pump New Description: 100% brand new and high quality Multi-purpose: Home use for Garden sprinklers, shower, water taps in the boat, caravan or motor home Agricultural purposes: spray for farm chemical, pesticide Corrosion resistant Temperature: 0-60 degree Celsius 12V DC Power: 60W Working Pressure
BQLZR 12V 60W DC Diaphragm Water Booster Pump Rubber bracket Black Note: The color of the item may vary slightly due to photography and your own computer. Widely used in Garden sprinklers, shower, water taps in the boat, caravan or motor home. Also suitable for agricultural purposes: spray for farm chemical, pesticide.
UP FOR SALE IS A NEW/UNUSED Franklin 2243008502 3-Wire 1.5 HP 230V 4" Single Phase 316 SS Motor Motor Lead: YES The Franklin 4-inch Super Stainless motor has been the driving force behind residential and light commercial submersible pumps for decades. Designed and patented in 1950 by our founder, Ed Schaefer, this motor has proven to be the industry’s most trusted residential pump motor.
UP FOR SALE IS A NEW/UNUSED Franklin 2243011916S 3-Wire 2 HP 230V 4" Single Phase Water Well Motor The Franklin 4-inch Super Stainless motor has been the driving force behind residential and light commercial submersible pumps for decades. Designed and patented in 1950 by our founder, Ed Schaefer, this motor has proven to be the industry’s most trusted residential pump motor.
Franklin 2343188602G Submersible Water Well Motor 7.5 Horsepower 230 Volts 60 Hz 1500 Thrust Motor Lead: Yes The Franklin 4-inch Super Stainless motor has been the
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