Branick Strut Vise on 2040-parts.com
Baltimore, Maryland, US
For sale is a Branick Strut Vise. It bought it new and never used it. It sat on my shelf. It bolts to a work bench and clamps the strut firmly in place so you can service the strut. The head allows you to rotate the strut 360 degrees for easy service. It so can be used as a pipe vise. Sold AS IS.
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