ORIGINAL LISHI - GM25R Kenworth Briggs Stratton / 2-in-1 Pick & Decoder / Twin Lifter - AG Cams - Tailpieces - Misc Ergonomically designed with an angled

Name: ORIGINAL LISHI - GM25R Kenworth Briggs Stratton / 2-in-1 Pick & Decoder / Twin Lifter - AG Cams - Tailpieces - Misc Ergonomically designed with an angled
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SKU: 71495072838
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ORIGINAL LISHI - GM25R Kenworth Briggs Stratton / 2-in-1 Pick & Decoder / Twin Lifter - AG Cams - Tailpieces - Misc Ergonomically designed with an angled

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ORIGINAL LISHI GM25R Kenworth Briggs Stratton 2 in 1 Pick & Decoder Twin Lifter AG Cams Tailpieces Misc Ergonomically designed with an angled Ergonomically designed with an angled head and cushioned grip for maximum leverage and comfort for indoor use only ( 20°C to +55°C at 95% non condensing relative humidity) Power Supply IN: AC100~240V OUT: DC 12V Power Consumption 24W max Anti Glare Original Lishi

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