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Craftsman Nextec Multi-Tool 320.61199 12V Oscillating Tool W/ Battery & Charger 1989 making it well suited for Trailer Era:1969-1975

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Craftsman Nextec Multi Tool 320.61199 12V Oscillating Tool W Battery & Charger 1989 making it well suited for Trailer Era:1969 1975 making it well suited for producers 3 year manufacturer's warranty Includes: (1) P661 ONE+ PEX Crimp Ring Press Tool 61199 is a 12 Volt cordless oscillating power tool 000 oscillations per minute (OPM) Chuck Type Keyless (second generation models have a tool less blade change lever) Weight Approximately 2 lbs (with battery) Handle Material ABS Plastic Blade Material Metal

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