J & L 1-3/16 X 5 Tpi R.h. Single Pass Acme Tap 1.187 Inch -5 Unipass Hss 1-3/16" on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
This tap is Brand New , never used . It's hard to see, but it says J&L 1-3/16 -5 ACME HSS Tandem 23 and the number 368162 on it.It comes in the factory J and L Brand protective storage tube.I
will ship right away..I also have a Regal 1" x 5 R.H. one for
sale, and a Widell brand 1-1/8 - 5 L.H. one for sale.If you would like a
package deal, message me and we can figure out a price, and group the
shipping.
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