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24 Volt 900 Watt XYD-13 Electric Motor with 11 Tooth #25 Chain Sprocket (Blemished) Heartway Maxx (P3D) and can be used on and an oxygen tank

Name: 24 Volt 900 Watt XYD-13 Electric Motor with 11 Tooth #25 Chain Sprocket (Blemished) Heartway Maxx (P3D) and can be used on and an oxygen tank
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 61635041311
Price: 143.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4617 (20 reviews)

SKU 61635041311

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24 Volt 900 Watt XYD 13 Electric Motor with 11 Tooth #25 Chain Sprocket (Blemished) Heartway Maxx (P3D) and can be used on and an oxygen tank and can be used on your Catalina or Titan without modification Includes wire harness with 3 slot 2 pin connector and two additional tab type connectors This motor comes outfitted with a universal mounting bracket suitable for most 24 volt electric scooters This motor is capable of rotation in either the clockwise or counterclockwise direction by reversing the motor's power wires

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