Buy AC Delco 12V 3/8" Li-Ion Ratchet Kit ARW1201 in Warehouse, US, for US $155.99

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Factory Sealed AC Delco 12V 3/8" Li-Ion Ratchet Kit # ARW1201

Easy to use and manuever - weighs only 3 lbs, and 12.4" long

Powerfull 57 ft-lbs (78 Nm) for max. torque application.

Anti-slip soft grip provides comfort and good protection during work.

Durable aluminum gearbox housing.

Variable speed switch.

Powerful in-house motor

Includes 2 (12v) Lithium Batteries, Charger and carry case

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WARRANTY:Item is covered by factory warranty and buyer must pay return shipping.

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