T-Mech 4 Stroke Post Driver
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Description
This T-Mech petrol post driver is built for driving posts, stakes and pegs into the ground quickly and with less effort. It uses a 4-stroke 37.7cc engine and includes side handles for control during operation.
Highlights
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4-stroke petrol post driver with a 37.7cc single cylinder, air cooled engine
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Impact frequency of 700~1350 rpm
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Max power and speed of 900W (1.2HP) / 6500r/min
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Includes different size socket retainers and 4 attachments
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Comes with a tool kit, tube of grease and heavy duty plastic carry case
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Hand pull start system
In detail The supplier lists fuel use for 86 octane unleaded petrol or higher, an oil tank capacity of 0.08L and a fuel tank capacity of 0.65L. It also states an impact energy of up to 41 ft lbs, a fuel consumption rate of ≤ 0.9L/h and a hand-arm vibration rating of 13m/s2.
Specifications
- Brand
- T-Mech
- Capacity
- 37.7cc
- Power
- 900W
- Size
- 81 x 32 x 30 cm
- Weight
- 21.9kg
- SKU
- 5056806840826
- Sold by
- NextDay
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Returns & Damages
Changed your mind? Cancel any time before dispatch for a full refund, including delivery. After delivery, you have 30 days to return it — contact us with your order number first so we can give you a returns reference, then send it back unopened and in resalable condition. Return postage is your responsibility, and we recommend a tracked service: the item is yours until it arrives back. We'll refund your original payment method once it's received and checked.
Arrived damaged? Let us know as soon as possible after delivery. We'll exchange it free of charge and arrange the collection for you.
Developed a fault? Electrical products include a 12-month warranty covering parts and labour. Send us photos and your order number — we'll repair first, replace like-for-like if it can't be fixed, and refund you in full if neither is possible. You cover the return postage (tracked, please); redelivery is free.
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