Snap On 3/8 Small Impact Driver Ct561 on 2040-parts.com
Salinas, California, US
Snap On CT561, just returned from snap on rebuild facility with ok and battery/ charger pass.
Selling due to not enough power for what I need for, it's not a full size impact so power is limited to small fastners.
I have verified all works and will not accept any returns.
Thanks! Paid almost $300 New, now has just been refurbished. Thanks! and good luck, and make an offer if you like!
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