Draper Expert High Leverage Pliers Set with Water Pump Pliers (4 Piece) 28539 Battery Capacity_5.0Ah Long shafts with composite T-style Size:38S

Name: Draper Expert High Leverage Pliers Set with Water Pump Pliers (4 Piece) 28539 Battery Capacity_5.0Ah Long shafts with composite T-style Size:38S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93599992054
Price: 52.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2637 (30 reviews)

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Draper Expert High Leverage Pliers Set with Water Pump Pliers (4 Piece) 28539 Battery Capacity_5.0Ah Long shafts with composite T style Size:38S Long shafts with composite T style handle for added control and stability Model No PWM2500 Features: Manufactured from hardened and tempered drop forged chrome vanadium steel 1 x 200mm High leverage long nose pliers

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