Makita Chainsaw Heavy Duty 35cm 14" 40V XGT Brushless Cordless Garden Tree Cutting Pruning Bare Unit Body Only UC011GZ Air Inlet Size_1/4" BSP Nett Weight: 155kg Size:38S

Name: Makita Chainsaw Heavy Duty 35cm 14" 40V XGT Brushless Cordless Garden Tree Cutting Pruning Bare Unit Body Only UC011GZ Air Inlet Size_1/4" BSP Nett Weight: 155kg Size:38S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 15915091081
Price: 177.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7578000000000005 (25 reviews)

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Makita Chainsaw Heavy Duty 35cm 14" 40V XGT Brushless Cordless Garden Tree Cutting Pruning Bare Unit Body Only UC011GZ Air Inlet Size_1 4" BSP Nett Weight: 155kg Size:38S Nett Weight: 155kg Ideal for working in confined spaces zero emissions and reduced maintenance Chain bar length: 350mm (14")

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