Snap On Tools 3/8 Drive Long Handle Ratchet Fl830 Usa on 2040-parts.com
Jacksonville, Florida, US
USED Snap On 3/8" Ratchet Up for sale is a used Snap On Tools 3/8" ratchet. Tool works properly and is in very good overall condition. No engravings on the tool. Please see picture of actual items up for sale. |
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