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Third Coast Equipment Vibratory Rammer PR50H 149lb Jumping Jack Compactor (Honda GXR120 Engine 2248 lbf Impact Force Soil Confined Earthwork 1 Pack) Base and Cap Bit Kraft Tool 7

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Third Coast Equipment Vibratory Rammer PR50H 149lb Jumping Jack Compactor (Honda GXR120 Engine 2248 lbf Impact Force Soil Confined Earthwork 1 Pack) Base and Cap Bit Kraft Tool 7 Kraft Tool 7 piano wire Frame Integrated Lifting Cable: Aircraft grade steel hoisting wire connects directly to the core frame to shield handle rubber mounts from fatigue Hybrid Compaction Shoe: Heavy steel plating paired with a high durability plastic core cushions impact feedback while maintaining maximum material flow

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