80V (40Vx2) Brushless SDS Max Demolition Hammer Bare (Tool Only) HM002GZ03 by Makita Sander / Polisher Featuring ½" square drive sockets 0mm Aluminium

Name: 80V (40Vx2) Brushless SDS Max Demolition Hammer Bare (Tool Only) HM002GZ03 by Makita Sander / Polisher Featuring ½" square drive sockets 0mm Aluminium
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 16675015753
Price: 664.50 USD
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80V (40Vx2) Brushless SDS Max Demolition Hammer Bare (Tool Only) HM002GZ03 by Makita Sander / Polisher Featuring ½

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80V (40Vx2) Brushless SDS Max Demolition Hammer Bare (Tool Only) HM002GZ03 by Makita Sander Polisher Featuring ½" square drive sockets 0mm Aluminium Featuring ½" square drive sockets and accessories Socket Driver Adaptor 3 4" F x 1 2" M Vibration: 8 Noise dB: 92dB(A)

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