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Blower Wheel 11.7 by 10.6 inches.

10 in diameter x 10 in width. .50 BC. Clockwise rotation

Wheel; blower, 10 inch dia x 8 inch width, 1/2 inch

Wheel; blower, 10 5/8 in dia x 9.5 in width, .50 in

Blwr hsng

Wheel; blower, 11.95 in dia, 11.93 in width, 0.50 i

Wheel blower (11 x 11)

Wheel; blower, 11 in dia, 8 in width, .50 in bore,

Blower wheel

Wheel; blower, 48 blades, cw, concave disc, 10 x 7

Blower wheel, 11x7 cw 1/2"bore

Wheel; blower, 11 in dia, 8 in width, .50 in bore,

Wheel; blower, 10.62 dia, ccw, .50 bore, 10.62 widt

Blower wheel 4.72"x1.31" ccw 1/4"bore

Wheel; fan, steel, 10.62 dia x 6 width, 1/2 in bore
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