Snap-on Tools 1/2” Drive Standard 5/8” Shallow Universal Swivel Socket Su20 New on 2040-parts.com
McLoud, Oklahoma, US
Snap-On Tools 1/2” Drive Standard SAE 5/8” Shallow
6 Point Universal Swivel Socket New
Made In USA
Description
· New Snap-On Logo
·
5/8”
· Part Number - SU20
· New Socket, never been used but has very small
marks from handling
· Chrome Finish
· NO owner personalization
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