North American 1-3/4 X 10 Tap 2g Hsg Acme 1020 Steel (acme Thread) Right Hand on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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This North American Tool Company tap is brand new.( remember, this is ACME threads)..You can see that in the pictures...It's overall length is 7". It has 6 flutes and comes in it's factory plastic protector tube.I will ship right away for FREE.
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