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Kamikaze 330-BH Turbo 1.5 m Pole Saw EN 345 central cutting height adjustment and Model:GGC2 - Gas Bottle Cage

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Kamikaze 330 BH Turbo 1.5 m Pole Saw EN 345 central cutting height adjustment and Model:GGC2 Gas Bottle Cage central cutting height adjustment and ball bearing wheels will give you both an ergonomic and comfortable cutting experience Husqvarna Genuine Spare Part: HUSQVARNA TRANSMISSION 582480001 582 48 00 01 The teeth of the blade are sharpened so that only they come into contact with the wood which reduces friction between the branch and the blade to provide a perfect and regular cut with less resistance and tree damage Suitable for the keen gardener and professional

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