

Gardena POWERMAX 32 P4A 18v Cordless Rotary Lawnmower 320mm No Batteries No Battery Charger
£119.95 at Tooled Up · 16% below amazon price £142.95
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Amazon UK £142.95 (checked 15 Oct) · #138,763 bestseller in Garden.
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Held at £119.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
1 price change · since 10 Sept
The Gardena POWERMAX 32 P4A cordless rotary mower is a member of the PowerForAll 18v Alliance and shares battery compatibility with all other 18v PowerForAll tools - from Gardena as well as other manufacturers.
It is an 18v machine and can be used with any 18v PowerForAll lithium ion battery, though higher Ampere-Hour (AH) batteries will provide the longest runtimes.
Features & Benefits • Cordless brushless rotary mower • Part of the PowerForAll 18v Alliance • Runs on any PowerForAll 18v lithium ion battery, from Gardena or other manufacturers • Shares battery compatibility with a wide range o
It is an 18v machine and can be used with any 18v PowerForAll lithium ion battery, though higher Ampere-Hour (AH) batteries will provide the longest runtimes.
Features & Benefits • Cordless brushless rotary mower • Part of the PowerForAll 18v Alliance • Runs on any PowerForAll 18v lithium ion battery, from Gardena or other manufacturers • Shares battery compatibility with a wide range o
EAN 4078500061988 · Gardena. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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