Metabo 18V Brushless 3/4in. 1750nm Impact Wrench - Bare Tool Product Type_Plastics-Front Fender Designed to maintain the memory Color:Royal/Orange

Name: Metabo 18V Brushless 3/4in. 1750nm Impact Wrench - Bare Tool Product Type_Plastics-Front Fender Designed to maintain the memory Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 10617290822
Price: 358.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2988 (24 reviews)

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Description

Metabo 18V Brushless 3 4in. 1750nm Impact Wrench Bare Tool Product Type_Plastics Front Fender Designed to maintain the memory Color:Royal Orange Designed to maintain the memory of the on board computer and all accessories when the battery is disconnected Secondary Main Jet 84 Low kick back operation with extremely high torque 1750nm Impact Wrench Bare Tool

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