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Craftsman Professional Auto Lock Pliers #45309 And 45307 on 2040-parts.com

US $9.00
Location:

Norway, Maine, US

Norway, Maine, US
:

I am listing these two pair of Craftsman Professional Auto Lock Self Sizing Pliers Made in the U.S.A.   # 45307 is the smaller pair and has a flat bite.  #45309 is the larger pair and has a curved bite.  Please check photos and ask questions before bidding.  Buyer pays shipping & handling.  Payment is due within 3 days of listing end.  I ship within 3 days of your cleared payment.


Thanks for your interest. 

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