Snap On 1/2 Air Impact Im6500 Hp on 2040-parts.com
Garland, Texas, US
Slightly used for 3 months, works perfectly. Was used by a professional auto Service technician with regulated air dried shop run air at 100psi only. Extremely strong, able to remove any stubborn nut or bolt it faced. Prefect for any Auto tech, or garage mechanic.
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