Metabo HPT Demolition Hammer, 70 Pound, 51.6 Ft-Lbs (70J) of Impact Energy, 1-1/8 In. Hex Shank (H90SG) Hole Saw Arbors and a large trigger switch

Name: Metabo HPT Demolition Hammer, 70 Pound, 51.6 Ft-Lbs (70J) of Impact Energy, 1-1/8 In. Hex Shank (H90SG) Hole Saw Arbors and a large trigger switch
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 72675600743
Price: 579.86 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2223 (27 reviews)

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Metabo HPT Demolition Hammer, 70 Pound, 51.6 Ft Lbs (70J) of Impact Energy, 1 1 8 In. Hex Shank (H90SG) Hole Saw Arbors and a large trigger switch and a large trigger switch with recessed lock on button for continuous use which makes for fast increased performance This hammer employs a sealed grease system and auto stop brushes for minimal maintenance and durability

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