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HIGH-IMPACT, HEAVY-DUTY POLYMER CONSTRUCTION. DOUBLE WEIGHTED ARM FOR SLOW ROTATION AND BETTER WATERING COVERAGE. PJ ARM CONTROLS WATER STREAM, AVOIDS WATER WASTE AND SIDE SPLASH. STRAIGHT THROUGH FLOW FOR SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE IN DIRTY WATER CONDITIONS.
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Gates® Power Transmission Hi-Power® II C98 Banded Heavy Duty V-Belt, C Section, 7/8 in W Top, 102 in L Outside, 17/32 in THK, EPDM
The wrapped classical section Hi-Power™ V-belt has a long reputation for reliability on agricultural and industrial applications. The arched top of the Hi-Power belt provides superior strength to prevent "dishing" and distortion of the tensile section. The cords are properly aligned, each of them carrying its full share of the load.
Dodge® 131832 205 Normal Duty Pillow Block Ball Bearing Unit, 15/16 in Dia Bore, 3.69 to 4.5 in L Bolt Center-to-Center, 1.31 in Base to Bore Centerline, 5-1/2 in OAL x 2.64 in OAH
For more than 70 years, Dodge® has been talking to mounted bearing users and listening to their needs. This experience led to design of the optimum mounted ball bearings. The result is the Dodge® SXR line, the most current eccentric collar mounted ball bearing design on the market, provides the user unmatched quality and true total value.
Tough Coat® provides the ultimate in durability and protective finishes. This high solids formula ensures maximum coverage and performance. Tough Coat® acrylic Enamels features our exclusive EZ Touch® FANSPRAY® Nozzle. This patented valve sprays a horizontal or vertical pattern and requires 50% less finger pressure than any other paint valve. A high solids formula ensures maximum coverage and performance. Tough coat delivers the ultimate in protection, durability, high gloss and color retention.
