Craftsman 32 Mm 1/2" Drive 12 Point Standard Socket #44245 Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Sussex, Wisconsin, US
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Being offered here is ONE 12 point CRAFTSMAN brand 32 mm standard socket for 1/2 inch drive. It is catalog number 44245. This is a used item in good condition. It has an engraving mark and one chrome chip. This tool is made in USA. I have been told that this tool is sold by Sears, and is lifetime guaranteed by them.
Used tools can have any or all of the following: dirt, grease, rust, corrosion, plating loss, dents, scratches, other signs of wear, engraving-grinding or other marks left from previous owners for identification purposes. NO used tools will be in perfect condition, if you are in need of tools in perfect condition, you may want to consider new tools.
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