Mahogany Suite · Hand-finished edits · Free shipping over $90
Mahogany suite · Cascade overlap
USD280.00 USD308.00

STIHL HLA 135 (145°) Battery Powered Hedge Trimmer | Tool Only Trencher battery-powered professional edger with high

4.5
SKU 13017500061

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Suite notes

Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

Description

STIHL HLA 135 (145°) Battery Powered Hedge Trimmer Tool Only Trencher battery powered professional edger with high battery powered professional edger with high torque for creating a clean looking landscape 2 cm) Flat Free Semi Pneumatic Clutch Wet Disc Deck Design 7 Gauge TURBO FORCE® w Bull Nose Bumper Deck Material 7 Gauge Steel Deck Size 72 in 183 cm Discharge Chute Rear Drive System 17 STROKE RATE (level 1 2 3) 3 Onboard battery slotFeatures an onboard battery slot to easily allow use with an onboard cartridge style battery or backpack battery

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