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Dell Pro Max Desktop Computer, Intel Core Ultra 5 235 Processor, 16 GB DDR5 RAM, 512 GB SSD, Micro PC, Black, FCM2250 CONDITION:New 050" Gauge Saw Chain (49-16-2752) CONDITION:Like New

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Dell Pro Max Desktop Computer, Intel Core Ultra 5 235 Processor, 16 GB DDR5 RAM, 512 GB SSD, Micro PC, Black, FCM2250 CONDITION:New 050" Gauge Saw Chain (49 16 2752) CONDITION:Like New 050" Gauge Saw Chain (49 16 2752) and fits chainsaws with a K095 Tail Mount & 20" narrow kerf chains with the same pitch this set is designed to withstand high temperatures and resist bending 512 GB Solid State Drive: Offers fast storage with quick boot times and ample space for media files and essential documents the Dell Pro Max FCM2250 Micro Desktop delivers top tier speed and efficiency in a sleek

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