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Southwest Boulder & Stone 0.5 cu. ft. Graphite Gray Landscape Decomposed Granite 20 lbs. Rock Fines Ground Cover for Gardening and Pathways Color Family:Gray 2 Engine Type 2 Cycle

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SKU 87128502265 · ★ 4.8

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Southwest Boulder & Stone 0.5 cu. ft. Graphite Gray Landscape Decomposed Granite 20 lbs. Rock Fines Ground Cover for Gardening and Pathways Color Family:Gray 2 Engine Type 2 Cycle 2 Engine Type 2 Cycle Maximum air speed (mph) 200 Maximum Air Volume (CFM) 430 Noise rating (dB) 72 CA (CARB) Compliant CARB Compliant Start Type Recoil Start Returnable 180 Day Tools Included Blower Blower Type Handheld Blower Features Adjustable Speed Specification Details AIC Rating 10000 Breaker Type Main Breaker Connection Type Non Neutral Interruption Type Standard Trip Maximum Amperage (A) 100 A Mounting Type Plug On Number of Poles Quad Pack Size 1 Product Weight (lb Extremely versatile so water doesn't pool on top and cause problems

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