9 Piece Metric Stanley 1/4" Drive Deep Socket Set 6 Point on 2040-parts.com
Boise, Idaho, US
This is a used METRIC deep well Socket set Brand: Stanley Drive: 1/4 inch Type: Deep well, 6 point
**NOTE: 12mm and 5mm are note included INCLUDES: 14mm 13mm 11mm 10mm 9mm 8mm 7mm 6mm 4mm
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