20V Pole Saw, Brushless Motor, 15-Ft. Reach, TOOL ONLY Maintenance Supplies EZ476 1-1/2' fiberglass-reinforced cut-off wheel Color:BLACK

Name: 20V Pole Saw, Brushless Motor, 15-Ft. Reach, TOOL ONLY Maintenance Supplies EZ476 1-1/2' fiberglass-reinforced cut-off wheel Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93435681880
Price: 126.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1377 (16 reviews)

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20V Pole Saw, Brushless Motor, 15 Ft. Reach, TOOL ONLY Maintenance Supplies EZ476 1 1 2' fiberglass reinforced cut off wheel Color:BLACK EZ476 1 1 2' fiberglass reinforced cut off wheel for plastic Approved to NSF ANSI CAN 61 Bar And Chain To Handle All Of Your Pruning Needs It Also Features Metal Bucking Strips For A Durable Cutting Grip And A Tree Hook Allows You To Easily Remove Pruned Branches

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