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Butterfield 1-7/8 X 12 Tpi Striaght Plug Hand Tap 6 Flute 1 7/8" 1.875 Inch One on 2040-parts.com

US $45.89
Location:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Condition:New

 This sale is for one tap at a time..If you want both, you will get free shipping on the second one..Let me know with-in 18 hours which one you choose, or I ill flip a coin and send you one..I like to ship in one day.I will only message you once to ask for you to send me a message if you have a priority to which one of the two you want...It will be in the mail that, or the next day...Thanks

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