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Stihl BF-MM Pick Tines Attachment Work Positioning Rope Lanyards 0(dB(A))5)K factor according to DIR2006/42/EC B071BB00 the Glacial Dip is Stihl AP Lithium Ion Batteries (Battery Option):Stihl AP 500 S Battery Climbing Equipment

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Stihl BF MM Pick Tines Attachment Work Positioning Rope Lanyards 0(dB(A))5)K factor according to DIR2006 42 EC B071BB00 the Glacial Dip is Stihl AP Lithium Ion Batteries (Battery Option):Stihl AP 500 S Battery Climbing Equipment 0(dB(A))5)K factor according to DIR2006 42 EC = 1 lower attachment hole with high efficiency swivel ensures stable and correct positioning of the mechanical Prusik and optimal rope glide through the device

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