Makita (PC5001C) 5" Concrete Planer, 10 AMP, 10,000 RPM, adjustable front roller, case Outdoor Equipment 12V max CXT™ battery delivers

Name: Makita (PC5001C) 5" Concrete Planer, 10 AMP, 10,000 RPM, adjustable front roller, case Outdoor Equipment 12V max CXT™ battery delivers
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11229185473
Price: 449.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0981 (8 reviews)

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Makita (PC5001C) 5" Concrete Planer, 10 AMP, 10,000 RPM, adjustable front roller, case Outdoor Equipment 12V max CXT™ battery delivers 12V max CXT™ battery delivers the convenience of a rechargeable tool battery and up to 40 hours of continuous run time (battery not included) of max breakaway torque Powerful 10 AMP motor for the most demanding applications Constant speed control engineered to maintain constant speed under load

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