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Robotic Lawnmower Wire Pegs: Set of 200 Fixing Pegs for Robotic Lawnmowers and Perimeter Cables, Compatible with Gardena, Worx, and Bosch

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Description

General Description Made from eco-friendly plastic, our robotic lawnmower pegs are robust and durable. Unlike traditional metal pegs, these plastic pegs won't rust, making them reusable. At 8.5 cm long, they can be easily driven into the ground. Technical Specifications Material: Eco-friendly plastic Length: 8.5 cm Quantity: 200 pegs Compatibility and Accessories Compatible with all common robotic lawnmower models: Gardena, Worx, Bosch, Robomow, McCulloch, Stiga, Wolf Garten, etc. Uses These pegs are perfect for securing your robotic lawnmower's cable, protecting plants from frost, fixing drip irrigation lines, anchoring tents, tarpaulins, garden cables and hoses, and much more.

Features

  • Brand
    SNQ
  • Weight
    200 g
  • Pcs per pack
    200
  • Width
    20 mm
  • Length
    85 mm
  • Material
    Plastic
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME98167306
  • MMID
    916312805186
  • Product code
    FD-46872
  • EAN
    6287787171572
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