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Power Generator 8.3 KVA
Super Silent Power Generator up to 8.3 KVA .
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Makita Petrol Lawn Mower
The PLM5113N is a more manoeuvrable petrol lawn mower with self-propelling function. Fitted with a 190 cc four stroke Briggs and Stratton 675 EX ready start engine is recommended for lawns up to 2,000 square m. 28 cm soft-profiled rear wheels with double bearings, solid handle connection bolts, adjustable handle three-step. Additional side discharge – very useful for larger areas. The cutting height can be adjusted at five stages, 25 to 70 mm.
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Makita Electric Lawn Mower
Brand Makita Continuous rating Input 1,800W Cutting width 460mm (18-1/8″) Cutting height 20, 32, 44, 60, 75mm (3/4, 1-1/4, 1-3/4, 2-3/8, 3″) Propelling speed 3.6km/h Recommended mowing area 1,000m Grass box capacity 60L Dimensions L x W x H 785x560x380mm Net Weight 27kg Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece -
Makita Petrol Generator 4.5KW
This Makita generator has been designed with a heavy-duty, extremely reliable OHV 4 stroke petrol engine to give 4.5kW of power. This extremely easy to start generator with no kickback features a large 25-litre fuel tank and inspection lamp which indicates when the generator is producing power. With an oil sensor fitted as standard which shuts the engine off automatically when the oil level is too low.
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Plate Compactor
High Quality Compactors at a Competitive Price.
Our Plate Compactors are recognized as the industry standard for compacting granular soils and asphalt , convenient for compacting on small construction sites and confined areas.
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Forward Compactor
The rotating of a single eccentric rotor just produce compaction (centrifugal) force and the resultant force makes the machine run forward.
Light and manoeuvrability. Very suitable for every surfacing work. -
Power rammer
manually operated compacting machine, weighing about 200 lb (91 kg), raised by an intrinsic internal combustion mechanism and allowed to fall by gravity.
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Air compressor
a pneumatic device that converts power (using an electric motor, diesel or gasoline engine, etc.) into potential energy stored in pressurized air (i.e., compressed air). By one of several methods, an air compressor forces more and more air into a storage tank, increasing the pressure.