2 Air Wrenches Mac 3/8" And Chicago Pneumatic 3/4" on 2040-parts.com
Endicott, New York, US
Mac 3/8 inch drive is in good working condition, Chicago Pneumatic 3/4 inch drive is also in good condition. They both work great. Their both a little banged up from use but they still do the job just as if they were brand new. I'm not sure what the shipping is going to be, these are heavy, so if your the winning bid, I will refund you the difference in shipping if its to much, if its over then its on me. Thanks and good luck.
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