Purchased new from SNAP-ON. Super Duty 3/8 Drive. 5-65 Ft. Lb. 225 RPM free speed. 11.8 in. long. 3 pounds weight. Greasable head. Includes special grease gun tip adapter. Very Lightly used. Payment required within four days of sale date. Sale/Ship continental U.S.A. only.
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