
Motor mounting bracket kit

Motor Diameter: 5.5”"; Lug Size: Small; Bolt Circle Range: 6 7/8 - 8 1/8

Motor Diameter: 5.5”"; Lug Size: Large; Bolt Circle Range: 8 1/8 - 12 1/8

Fasco accessory

Motor Diameter: 5.6”"; Lug Size: Large; Bolt Circle Range: 9.8

Fasco accessory

Fasco fasco 4 wing flex mount bracket
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