Armstrong 1 3/4" Socket No. 22-056 1" Drive 6 Point on 2040-parts.com
Culver, Indiana, US
Armstrong 1 3/4" Socket No. 22-056 1" Drive 6 Point
P/N - 22-056
Size - 1 3/4"
Drive - 1"
Points - 6
Type - Impact - Standard
OAL - 2 3/4"
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