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Single run capacitor, oval, 370 volts, 10 microfarads

Round Capacitor, 440V, 7.5 MF

Run Capacitor

Run Capacitor 440 Volt Oval Single 5 MFD

Run Capacitor 370 Volt Round Single 40 MFD

Capacitor h.v.

Rnd run cap 440v mfd 25

270-324 mfd 330v

145-175 mfd 330v

216-259 mfd 220/250v

Start capacitor, 220/250 volts, 189-227 MFD

161-193 mfd 110/125v

Cap rn rp 440v 7.5 sk

Cap rn ov 440v 5 aero

Dual, Round, 370 Volts, 25/5 Microfarads
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