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Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) 3.25-in 21-Degree Pneumatic Framing Nailer DEWALT Below Ground Valve Type In-Line
USD129.50
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Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) 3.25 in 21 Degree Pneumatic Framing Nailer DEWALT Below Ground Valve Type In Line Below Ground Valve Type In Line Irrigation System Component Valve Product Weight (lb This model features sturdy magnesium housing and a die cast magnesium footplate for true strength and a lifetime of reliable use powerful driving with the Metabo HPT cylinder valve drive mechanism TRIGGER: Selectable trigger mode 25 Works with iOS No Cordless Pneumatic Inlet Size in Inches 3 8 in Jam Clearing N A (not a feature) ANSI Compliant Yes Wi Fi Compatibility No Required Pressure (PSI) 70 Bluetooth Compatibility No Magazine Capacity 64 Fastener Head Style Roundhead UNSPSC 27131500 Pneumatic Yes
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