Blue Point 3" Cut Off Tool / At157a on 2040-parts.com
La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
This Blue-Point AT157A 3" Cut Off Tool Is used and in excellent condition. Cut off tool featured 3", 25,000 RPM with no issues to be found. Cut off tool is in like-new condition, auction to include exactly the AT157A tool featured in the pictures. |
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