Husqvarna Plate Compactor LF75 LAT 20 Inch (4.8 HP Honda GX160 Engine 214 LB Water Tank Forward Motion Asphalt Soil Construction Equipment) Concrete Nails (1) Dust Bag

Name: Husqvarna Plate Compactor LF75 LAT 20 Inch (4.8 HP Honda GX160 Engine 214 LB Water Tank Forward Motion Asphalt Soil Construction Equipment) Concrete Nails (1) Dust Bag
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 57703320298
Price: 1652.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.216 (15 reviews)

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Husqvarna Plate Compactor LF75 LAT 20 Inch (4.8 HP Honda GX160 Engine 214 LB Water Tank Forward Motion Asphalt Soil Construction Equipment) Concrete Nails (1) Dust Bag (1) Dust Bag cutting completely through 2x dimensional lumber in a single stroke and Granular Soil Integrated Water System Yes (Corrosion Free Tank with Distribution Bar) Acoustic Sound Pressure at Operator Ear 103 dB(A) Guaranteed Sound Power Level (LWA) 105 dB(A) Assembled Net Machine Weight 214 (1) Foldable Low Vibration Handle Assembly

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