Snap-on Distributer Wrench 5/16" 9/32" Ds2018 on 2040-parts.com
Wausau, Wisconsin, US
Snap-on distributer wrench size 5/16" 9/32". Part # DS2018. This is used but good working condition. Will have some signs of wear - scrathes, has initial etched on oneside. Please look at picture to see what is included and condition. I will do combined shipping. If winner of multiple items please wait for invoice. Please check out my other items and thanks for looking.
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