Aro Quick Disconnect Chuck 600 Rpm Air Drill Aircraft Tools on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, US
ARO QUICK DISCONNECT CHUCK 600 RPM AIR DRILL -This drill is in good condition and works great! SEE PICS! -It accepts Quick Disconnect chucks in several different sizes -Chuck not included -RPM: 600 -Model number is DGO51B-50 -Weight: 2.50 lbs -Made in the USA -Heavy duty drills made for the aircraft industry! -Comes Exactly as pictured GREAT BUY!
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