Blue Point 1/4" Miniature Ratcheting Handle For Hex Bits Used Angle Head on 2040-parts.com
Dorchester, Wisconsin, US
Blue Point
1/4" Miniature Ratcheting Handle for HEX Bits
YA487
USED in VERY GOOD condition.
Dose NOT have owner markings.
Please see picture.
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