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Oregon Guide bar 28" 1.33" 1.5mm, Laser Tip Plus 288ATMD009
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Oregon Guide bar 42" 3/8" 1.6mm, Power Match 423RNDD009
£120.13 at Blueperry · 29% below amazon price £170
£120.13£170 Amazon price
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We list retailers we’ve vetted; if another retailer we track lists this product, it appears here automatically. Amazon UK reference: £170.
Amazon UK £170 (checked 22 Oct).
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Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £193.34 on 15 Sept, £120.13 today. Tracked since 15 Sept.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
Application: For professional applications For chainsaws from 40 cm³ Usable in all operating conditions Benefits: Long service life Extremely wear-resistant Less wear on the rail No unnecessary oil loss Optimum lubrication Details: Laser-welded, solid guide rail Long nose absorbs most of the load Lubri-dam®: prevents oil dripping from end of guide rail Lubri-jet®: reduces blockages in oil holes and improves lubrication of chain and rail Properties: Available lengths: 13" (33 cm) to 42" (107 cm) Available pitch: 0.325", 3/8" and 0.404" Available drive link thicknesses: 0.050" (1.3mm), 0.058" (1
EAN 5400182140122 · Oregon. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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