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KRESS 1200Watts Percussion Hammer KU340 Battery Powered Wheel Barrow Pressure compensated carburetor prevents flooding 1

Name: KRESS 1200Watts Percussion Hammer KU340 Battery Powered Wheel Barrow Pressure compensated carburetor prevents flooding 1
Brand: gensnab.com.ua
SKU: 9605738944
Price: 5000.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1278 (10 reviews)

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KRESS 1200Watts Percussion Hammer KU340 Battery Powered Wheel Barrow Pressure compensated carburetor prevents flooding 1

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KRESS 1200Watts Percussion Hammer KU340 Battery Powered Wheel Barrow Pressure compensated carburetor prevents flooding 1 Pressure compensated carburetor prevents flooding by automatically adjusting to ensure the proper amount of fuel delivery Compact and Ergonomic Design at Only 193 mm Long KRESS Percussion Hammer 1200W high watt powerful motor

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