Bosch Demolition Hammer 11316EVS-46 14 Amp SDS-max (18.4 Ft Lbs Impact Energy Reconditioned 120V Variable Speed Concrete Breaker Chipping Chiseling) Self-Leveling MODbox Modular Storage Case: Rugged
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Bosch Demolition Hammer 11316EVS 46 14 Amp SDS max (18.4 Ft Lbs Impact Energy Reconditioned 120V Variable Speed Concrete Breaker Chipping Chiseling) Self Leveling MODbox Modular Storage Case: Rugged MODbox Modular Storage Case: Rugged compact enclosure features a clear lid and dedicated tray for secure stacking and transport this master grade collection features off corner loading technology on both the open and box ends to eliminate fastener rounding across SAE sizes 5 16" to 1" and metric sizes 8mm to 19mm Note: This is a manufacturer reconditioned tool this tool features Constant Response™ circuitry and a variable speed impact mechanism that delivers up to 18
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