RCF PLT60702 Adapter Plate for NX 910 (HBR 007), NX 912 and KX 32 (HBR 003), NX 915 and KX 45 (HBR60706) (REPLACES: AC-2XPLATE-NX-HBR) 100840022 Overall 22 1/2" (572mm)

Name: RCF PLT60702 Adapter Plate for NX 910 (HBR 007), NX 912 and KX 32 (HBR 003), NX 915 and KX 45 (HBR60706) (REPLACES: AC-2XPLATE-NX-HBR) 100840022 Overall 22 1/2" (572mm)
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SKU: 79551470216
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RCF PLT60702 Adapter Plate for NX 910 (HBR 007), NX 912 and KX 32 (HBR 003), NX 915 and KX 45 (HBR60706) (REPLACES: AC-2XPLATE-NX-HBR) 100840022 Overall 22 1/2

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RCF PLT60702 Adapter Plate for NX 910 (HBR 007), NX 912 and KX 32 (HBR 003), NX 915 and KX 45 (HBR60706) (REPLACES: AC 2XPLATE NX HBR) 100840022 Overall 22 1 2" (572mm) Overall 22 1 2" (572mm) and battery health indicators such as temperature and cycle count Color: Black Adapter Plate for NX 910 (HBR 007)

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