Ammco Cylinder Hone 3 3/8 To 4 1/8 Inch on 2040-parts.com
Corning, Arkansas, US
This is a Ammco cylinder Hone has 2 stone and 2 felt wipers ,has 2 different ball type drive shafts ,It easily adjusts in and out with a feel of a well made tool ,I don't think its been used very much and the stones look like good as new ,It adjust in to 3 3/8 in out to 4 1/8 in . its dirty and has some rust , I will clean it up some before it ships out Thanks
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