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Makita VR251DWDE 12 Volt Cordless Concrete Vibrator
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List Price: $716.20
Our Price: $397.99
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Product Details
- Binding: Tools & Hardware
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- Brand: Makita
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- EAN: 0088381038195
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- Features: Powerful 12-Volt Ni-MH batteries for longer run time, Truly "portable" for those smaller jobs or hard to reach spots, 46-7/8" flexible shaft vibrates at 12,500 VPM to produce a consistent finish on concrete footings and walls, Protective cover over switch and battery to prevent contamination, Includes 2 batteries and charger
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- Label: Makita
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- Manufacturer: Makita
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- Model: VR251DWDE
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- Product Group: Home Improvement
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- Publisher: Makita
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- Studio: Makita
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- Title: Makita VR251DWDE 12 Volt Cordless Concrete Vibrator
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- UPC: 088381038195
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Product Description: Concrete contractors will appreciate this unique 12V cordless concrete vibrator. This lightweight, portable unit produces a consistent finish on concrete footings and walls without the hassle of dragging heavy electrical or gas units all over the jobsite. Battery: 12V (2.6Ah) Ni-MH, Vibrations Per Minute (VPM): 12,500, Shaft Length (in.): 46 7/8, Shaft Diameter (in.): 1, Overall Length (in.): 56 3/8
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Customer Reviews
A GREAT USE OF THE CORDLESS SYSTEM!
I am a residential concrete flatwork contractor,and we bought this tool about 3 years ago.We do a lot of new steps and stoops and also repair work.The cordless vibrator is perfect for vibing a consolidated vertical face on stoop forms,especially when small jobs make running powercords inconvienent.The tip vibrates a 9 inch radius,just enough for forms without shaking them apart like the larger corded vibes can.We have also used the vibe on short stem walls and when small flatwork repair specifications call for vibration.I even used it to vibe ,by lifts, a new foundation pour with ICF(styrofoam wall)forms.It had enough vibe action without worrying about causing a blowout on the more fragile ICF's. The most suprising thing about the tool is that the batteries hold their charge for a long time.Even though it may sit in the toolbox for several weeks,there's usually plenty of power for the small job,and when the 1st battery is finally dead the 2nd one has held its charge well too.Darn durable too.Not intended for heavyduty commercial work.This is one of the most ingenious uses of cordless systems that I have seen.It allows the small contractor to use a tool that they usually would find impractical.
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