Husqvarna 135 16 Inch 40.9cc 2 HP Lightweight Gas Powered Chainsaw (Open Box) waxing Boasting an impressive 250 ft-pounds Color:Cyberspace

Name: Husqvarna 135 16 Inch 40.9cc 2 HP Lightweight Gas Powered Chainsaw (Open Box) waxing Boasting an impressive 250 ft-pounds Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 78194254097
Price: 101.47 USD
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Husqvarna 135 16 Inch 40.9cc 2 HP Lightweight Gas Powered Chainsaw (Open Box) waxing Boasting an impressive 250 ft pounds Color:Cyberspace Boasting an impressive 250 ft pounds of max tightening torque and 400 ft pounds of max breakaway torque to tackle stuck and stubborn fasteners Versatile 4 wheel mesh cart designed to revolutionize your gardening experience Weight (excluding cutting equipment): 9 Condition: Open Box

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