Wright Tools Mechanic Hd 3/8" Dr Db Pawl Flex Head Ratchet Nos Usa #3428 on 2040-parts.com
Danville, Illinois, US
Continuing the sale of my dad's items... NOS /// #3428 RATCHET MADE IN USA This is a brand new but never used item, nice and clean, no rust, no smell. This sale is for one new, old stock, Wright Tools made HEAVY-DUTY 3/8" DR double pawl flex head ratchet. This tool has an overall length of 10-3/4" . It is designed to be compact and is able to work in confined areas. The handle has a contoured rubber grip. There is a polished chrome finish for corrosion resistance. Bid with confidence - see my feedback. Ships from US to US only. Please pay for your purchase within 48 hours. = Will combine shipments for lower shipping = Feel free to ask any and all questions, correct me if necessary, and will send more photos if requested. Thanks for browsing my items!
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