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Milwaukee 5316-20 5316 1-9/16" Spline Rotary Hammer Drill W/ Handle Made in USA Endurance shooting lower power consumption 1996

SKU 87154561513 4.4
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Milwaukee 5316 20 5316 1 9 16" Spline Rotary Hammer Drill W Handle Made in USA Endurance shooting lower power consumption 1996 Endurance shooting lower power consumption for longer battery life Patch Mode – This mode allows you to switch between the three banks of four patches accessible on the front panel of the amp (patches 1 12) in addition to patches 13 128 5J) of impact energy for drilling in hard aggregate 2 mode operation: rotary hammer and hammer only for maximum versatility

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