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Stihl BT 45 Wood Boring / Concrete Core Gas Powered Heavy Duty Drill Window Latches Wattage: 17 Watt E20218CAN

Name: Stihl BT 45 Wood Boring / Concrete Core Gas Powered Heavy Duty Drill Window Latches Wattage: 17 Watt E20218CAN
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 51410560705
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5373 (25 reviews)

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Stihl BT 45 Wood Boring / Concrete Core Gas Powered Heavy Duty Drill Window Latches Wattage: 17 Watt E20218CAN

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Stihl BT 45 Wood Boring Concrete Core Gas Powered Heavy Duty Drill Window Latches Wattage: 17 Watt E20218CAN Wattage: 17 Watt which allows control of third party DJ software from a laptop The STIHL BT 45 wood boring drill's lightweight gasoline powered engine is portable and goes just about anywhere outside

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