Topman 2000-150mm Auger Extension (To suit 11.1mm Hex Shank) 3/8 Inch Ideal for estimating paving jobs CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Topman 2000-150mm Auger Extension (To suit 11.1mm Hex Shank) 3/8 Inch Ideal for estimating paving jobs CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 73920370273
Price: 91.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7569 (15 reviews)

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Topman 2000 150mm Auger Extension (To suit 11.1mm Hex Shank) 3 8 Inch Ideal for estimating paving jobs CAM VW1 RT Ideal for estimating paving jobs building lot sizes carpet esimates seed and fertilizer calculation utility contracting etc 10000kg Capacity 2 or 3 Jaw Operation Sturdy Blow Mould Carry Case Case Dimensions: 610(L) x 260(W) x 90(H)mm Net Weight 16 Extension bits screw together & lock in place with a grub screw to avoid losing the extension down the wall cavity Topman Code: 2000 150 150mm wall cavity

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