Snap-on Qjfr275d Flex Head Torque Wrench-excellent Condition on 2040-parts.com
Bristol, Pennsylvania, US
SNAP-ON QJFR275D Flex Head Torque Wrench-Excellent Condition
- Model QJFR275D
- Torque Wrench, Adjustable Click Type
- Flex-Ratchet
- 5-75 ft. lb.
- 3/8" Drive
- Case is included
- Excellent Condition
3lbs
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