Sunnen #1pl-1500 Honing Mandrel - Used on 2040-parts.com
Lubbock, Texas, US
USED Sunnen #1PL-1500 Lifetime Honing Mandrel in good condition. Capacity = 1.480" to 1.625". Needs stone. Requires #LN-0116 eccentric sleeve (Not included). NEW PRICE TODAY = $259.00! . No reserve once opening bid is met!
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