MILWAUKEE MXF LSDP-301 FUEL cordless sewer cleaning machine with POWERTREDZ (1x MXF CP203 battery + charger) - 4933471851

Name: MILWAUKEE MXF LSDP-301 FUEL cordless sewer cleaning machine with POWERTREDZ (1x MXF CP203 battery + charger) - 4933471851
Brand: MILWAUKEE
SKU: 03230712
Price: 6722.25 EUR
Availability: PreOrder

Supplier number: MILWAUKEE 4933471851 | EAN 4058546297503

This product has been discontinued.

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Key features according to our expert

Voltage: 72 V
Number of batteries included: 1
Capacity (battery): 3 Ah
UN number: UN3481

Supplied as standard

1 x MXF CP203 Battery pack
MXF C Charger
No kitbox or bag supplied
1 x 20 mm x 15.2 m inner core cable
1 x 20 mm x 7.6 m inner core cable
1 x 9 pc head attachment kit

Product description

The MX FUEL large sewer drum machine with integrated POWERTREDZ, requires one person only to move the sewer machine in and out of the service van, up and down building stairs
World's first battery powered large drum machine that uses MILWAUKEE 16 mm and 20 mm inner core spirals in drains from 75 mm up to 200 mm, with the power to clear roots up to 60 m down the line
Fully enclosed drum eliminates free spinning parts, providing the user with more protection whilst working in and around fragile fixtures as well as better mess containment whilst unclogging drains
Electronic foot pedal with non-slip grip and an integrated drum brake electronically slows the drum very fast for maximum end user control and safety
MX FUEL drum capacity for 16 mm x 30 m long and 20 mm x 30 m long drain cleaning cables
ONE-KEY tool tracking & security offers a free of charge cloud-based tracking network and inventory management platform for your tools. ONE-KEY also features a remote locking functionality
Building on the strengths of the FUEL technology, MX FUEL system reaches new levels of cordless performance. Focused on petrol, corded and pneumatic performance, these tools deliver without the hazards associated with emissions, noise, vibration, tripping hazards and the frustrations of complex maintenance