Snap On Rex 25 A 25pc Screw Extractor Set on 2040-parts.com
Davison, Michigan, US
25PC 1/8" THRU 7/8" SNAP ON SCREW EXTRACTOR SET
All snap On tools are warrantied/Guaranteed and replaceable by any snap on dealer-I can't give a warranty, snap on told me so.
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