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Makita BHR200 sds cordless drill 1x3.3 ah battery and charger

surplus to requirements havent used it for a while.

looking for around £90.00 inc postage.


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Its not a bloody Ferrari its a drill Adam. Been doing a stock take in the shed. Needs clearing pics were taken as i was going through everything.
 
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