Mayhew Tools 16004 Titanium-Coated Low-Profile Dual Drive Set, SAE Hex, 10-Piece Titanium Coated 10-Piece SAE Hex Power Pinners Premium 72 tooth ratchet system

Name: Mayhew Tools 16004 Titanium-Coated Low-Profile Dual Drive Set, SAE Hex, 10-Piece Titanium Coated 10-Piece SAE Hex Power Pinners Premium 72 tooth ratchet system
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 74097518126
Price: 70.28 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0468 (29 reviews)

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Mayhew Tools 16004 Titanium Coated Low Profile Dual Drive Set, SAE Hex, 10 Piece Titanium Coated 10 Piece SAE Hex Power Pinners Premium 72 tooth ratchet system Premium 72 tooth ratchet system with 5° arc swing for smooth ratcheting in tight spaces appliances allows for access in close quarters HEX SAE set includes 1 8

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