Makita (HM1213C) 23 lb. AVT Demolition Hammer, accepts SDS-MAX bits, var. spd., case DCW200B Bolt tip ejecting lever located

Name: Makita (HM1213C) 23 lb. AVT Demolition Hammer, accepts SDS-MAX bits, var. spd., case DCW200B Bolt tip ejecting lever located
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 51625239259
Price: 539.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0792 (18 reviews)

SKU 51625239259 ★ 4.1

USD539.50 USD586.50

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Makita (HM1213C) 23 lb. AVT Demolition Hammer, accepts SDS MAX bits, var. spd., case DCW200B Bolt tip ejecting lever located Bolt tip ejecting lever located by power trigger for increased convenience Innovative and well defined exterior D service light that notifies the user that the brushes need to be replaced Constant speed control that automatically applies additional power to the motor to maintain speed under load to complete challenging jobs and a variable speed control dial enables users to match speed to the application

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