15 Piece Lot New Craftsman 3/8" Drive Sockets Standard on 2040-parts.com
Hays, North Carolina, US
NEW - 15 Piece Lot 3/8" Drive Craftsman Sockets.
All Standard
- 2 - 13/16"
- 2 - 3/4"
- 1 - 11/16"
- 2 - 5/8"
- 2 - 9/16"
- 2 - 7/16"
- 2 - 3/8"
- 1 - 11 mm
- 1 - 4mm allen socket
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