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🏛️ Seller 23626 - SMEINC
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2015 FRD Furukawa/Kent F27 Hydraulic Breaker Attachment Model: F27 Year: 2015 Manufacturer: FRD (Furukawa/Kent) Serial Number: 3120 Condition: Unused Working Tool Installed Hydraulic Hoses Included This FRD Furukawa/Kent F27 hydraulic breaker was acquired from a former Action Rentals fleet after the rental company was acquired by Sunbelt. The unit is represented as unused; however, operating condition has not been verified. Inspection noted a seal that will require replacement. Due to horizontal storage history and lack of testing, the breaker is being sold as-is, where-is, with operational condition unknown. According to the manufacturer, the F27 is a heavy-duty hydraulic breaker designed for excavators in the 24 to 28.5 ton class and delivers approximately 5,000 ft-lbs of impact energy. Weight is approximately 4,244 lbs. SPECS SHEET INCLUDED BELOW Operational Hour Meter - No guarantees made as to actual hours/miles; the listing reflects what can be visually observed. ***Location requires an appointment 48 hours in advance of pickup, unscheduled pickups will be turned away. A loadout ticket is required at the time of pickup*** **Asset Must Be Removed Within 10 Business Days From Auction Close, Items Not Removed In This Timeframe Are Subject To Relocation And Storage Charges**
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