Lot Of 120 Sockets No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Huntsville, Arkansas, US
WE GOT THESE FROM AN ESTATE SALE THERE ARE 110 SOCKETS LOT OF SIZES SOME ARE THE SAME THE ONES YOU SEE ARE THE ONES YOU WILL GET NO RESERVE
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Snap-on sr-715 1/2" drive long ratchet (US $75.00)
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Mac 3/8" drive extensions 12"-8"-6"-3 inch extensions + 1/4" 6" ext. + matco 6"(US $34.99)
Snap-on socket set 6-point (11 pcs.) (1/4" to 7/8")(US $165.00)
Blue point mg2000 welding clamp(US $20.00)
Mint snap on tools 7 piece 1/2" drive universal socket set 9/16-15/16 307suy(US $299.95)
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