Snap-on 3-piece 10 Degree Offset Box Wrench Set 12-point Xb605a on 2040-parts.com
Oak Forest, Illinois, US
Used like new conditions 3 pcs
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Xb2022 5/8 11/16
Xb1618 1/2 9/16
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