JCB 1700W Demolition Breaker
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JCB 1700W Demolition Breaker

Thursday, 27 August 2026 at 20:00Thursday, 27 August 2026 at 20:00
1% sold1,583 tickets left

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Ticket price£0.45
Max odds1 in 1,599If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 16On tickets sold so far
Value RatioNo data

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Prize details from Ultimate Tool Competitions

Take on the toughest demolition jobs with the JCB 21-DH1700 Demolition Breaker. Featuring a powerful 1700W motor and an incredible 75J impact force, it’s built to break through concrete, brick, and masonry with ease. Complete with pointed and flat chisels, anti-vibration handle, and a heavy-duty carry case, this is the perfect addition to any professional or DIY toolkit. 21-DH1700 Specification: Voltage: 230-240V 50Hz Wattage: 1700W Hammer Impact Rate: 0-1900bpm Hammer Impact Force: 75J Chuck: 30mm Hex Switch type: Trigger with lock on Cable length: 3m Accessories included: side handle, 30mm Hex 410mm pointed chisel, 30mm Hex 410mm flat chisel, spare carbon brushes, grease tube, case Product Weight: 16.4kg What is Included: 1 x 1700W Demolition Breaker 1 x Side handle 1 x 30mm Hex 410mm pointed chisel 1 x 30mm Hex 410mm flat chisel 1 x Spare carbon brushes 1 x Grease tube 1 x Case

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