Proto 6020AB 3/4" Drive Foot Pound Ratchet Head Torque Wrench, 90 ft lb - 600 ft lb (1 EA) victor-technologies Ridgid 56657 V-Head Pipe Stand

Name: Proto 6020AB 3/4" Drive Foot Pound Ratchet Head Torque Wrench, 90 ft lb - 600 ft lb (1 EA) victor-technologies Ridgid 56657 V-Head Pipe Stand
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 61505397868
Price: 883.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1944 (6 reviews)

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Proto 6020AB 3 4" Drive Foot Pound Ratchet Head Torque Wrench, 90 ft lb 600 ft lb (1 EA) victor technologies Ridgid 56657 V Head Pipe Stand Ridgid 56657 V Head Pipe Stand "F" model torches feature flexible heads for significantly greater comfort and access to light spaces 90 ft lb 600 ft lb (1 EA) Manufactured to meet standard industrial torque applications

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