Gearwrench Twelve Piece Sae And Metric 1/2 Inch Drive 12 Point Chrome Socket Set on 2040-parts.com
Norwalk, Connecticut, US
Gearwrench 12 Piece Regular 12 Point Chrome SAE Socket Set
Lot consists of one each of the following sockets:
- 11/16" 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 5/8" 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 13/16" 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 7/8" 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 15/16" 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 1" 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 15mm 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 16mm 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 17mm 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 18mm 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 19mm 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
- 21mm 12 Point 1/2" Drive Socket
A great set at a great price
Carries full Gearwrench factory warranty
On Mar-11-13 at 20:18:53 PDT, seller added the following information:
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