Used Mac Tools Ct1010 Compression Gauge 0 To 300 Psi With 18" Line Made Usa on 2040-parts.com
Magnolia, Texas, US
Up for auction one used Mac tools CT1010 compression gauge including 2 cylinder adapters.
Gauge is in good condition, for any additional info please contact me before bidding.
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