Sakai PC53
- Weight:
- 54 kg
- Working width:
- 340 mm
- Power source:
- B
PC53 Sakai PC53 Specifications & Technical Data (2017—2026)
Technical specs - PC53 Sakai
Specification
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- Weight
- 54 kg
- Working width
- 340 mm
- Power source
- B
More technical details, like: centrifugal force, vibrating frequency, model series, engine manuf., engine type, engine power, dimension lxwxh, displacement, revolutions at max torque, max. torque, no. of cylinders, cylinder bore x stroke, emission level are available in the full technical specs.
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