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Snap-on 4" Long 1/4" Drive Wobble Extension Tmxw4 on 2040-parts.com

US $12.00
Location:

Durham, Maine, US

Durham, Maine, US
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This is a good used 4" long 1/4" wobble extension TMXW4. Shipping to 48 U.s. states.


Product Specifications
Stock #TMXW4
NameExtension, Wobble, Knurled, 4"
Price**$19.15    
BrandSnap-on
Country Of OriginUSA
Dimension A, Shank Dia., inches5/16
Dimension B, Length, inches4
FinishChrome
Square Drive, inches1/4

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