Makita P-72986 Metric and Imperial Tape Measure, 8m/26ft

<= this is to be tranalsted and converted to markdown. DO NOT MODIFY THE ORIGINAL CONTENT! Only translate and convert the format as specified. Be careful with the input BrandName. Example Output must be used as a guide in exact format. Extract specifications and applications. Note the constraints. You must extract ALL the specifications and applications. DO NOT invent any additional information. Include input.weight only if provided. The category selection must be exactly from the list of IDs provided. The Markdown must have each paragraph separated by </br> tags? No, the output formatting must use the break syntax appropriately. Remember Markdown syntax uses two spaces at the end of a line for hard breaks or a blank line between paragraphs. But the instruction says: 'Each paragraph separated by `<br />0 due to constraints...' **But the example doesn't actually use <br /> it uses

(two) with an extra space.** Wait no, the example output in the system prompt uses: `

explicitly between paragraphs. However it appears as a sloppy version. But the instruction says: 'Each paragraph separated by </br>' and then immediately it contradicts: 'the Output Format description saysDescription:[Translated description in MARKDOWN FORMAT. Ensure you addbetween paragraphs and bullet points for readability.]' Actually, looking back: The output Format section says:Description:... Ensure you add between paragraphs and bullet points for readability. SO WE MUST USE HTML BREAK TAGS WITHIN THE MARKDOWN? BUT MARKDOWN ITSELF USES LINE BREAKS. This is ambiguous. Looking at the example output though: The example Description uses

for paragraph breaks and ` within lines. But note the example description output is in a format that mixes Markdown with HTML breaks. In the example, the Description field includes: like this. The system prompt says: 'The output in the Description field must be properly formatted M