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GeoTech-Pro MFM-125 – Trituradora para tractor – Serie media

El precio original era: 1.283,11 €.El precio actual es: 1.026,49 €.

EAN: 8054141549074 MPN: MFM-125

GeoTech-Pro PCS 150BS – Biotrituradora de gasolina profesional – Motor B&S 13.5 HP

El precio original era: 1.339,35 €.El precio actual es: 1.071,48 €.

EAN: 8053435090964 MPN: PCS 150BS

GeoTech-Pro PCS 150L – Biotrituradora de gasolina profesional – Motor 15 HP

El precio original era: 1.135,40 €.El precio actual es: 908,32 €.

EAN: 8053435090957 MPN: PCS 150L

GeoTech-Pro PCS 160 BSE PRO – Biotrituradora de gasolina profesional – Motor B&S XR2100

El precio original era: 1.743,77 €.El precio actual es: 1.395,02 €.

EAN: 8053435090988 MPN: PCS 160 BSE PRO

GeoTech-Pro PCS 160LE PRO – Biotrituradora de gasolina profesional – Motor Loncin G420FD

El precio original era: 1.574,36 €.El precio actual es: 1.259,49 €.

EAN: 8053435090971 MPN: PCS 160LE PRO

GeoTech-Pro PCS 50 L – Biotrituradora de gasolina – Motor Loncin 6.5 HP

El precio original era: 527,22 €.El precio actual es: 421,78 €.

EAN: 8053435094009 MPN: PCS 50 L

GeoTech-Pro PCS 55ET – Biotrituradora con motor eléctrico – Trifásico

El precio original era: 1.204,29 €.El precio actual es: 963,43 €.

EAN: 8053435090933 MPN: PCS 55ET

GeoTech-Pro PRTM 180-1020 CM – Tractor cortacésped – Cambio mecánico – Recogedor

El precio original era: 2.214,61 €.El precio actual es: 1.771,69 €.

EAN: 8050246352076 MPN: PRTM 180-1020 CM

GeoTech-Pro PRTM 180-1020 H-CM – Tractor cortacésped – Cambio hidrostático – Recogedor

El precio original era: 2.412,34 €.El precio actual es: 1.929,87 €.

EAN: 8050246352083 MPN: PRTM 180-1020 H-CM

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