INGERSOLL RAND 1/2" DRIVE AIR RATCHET
MODEL-1770G
USED, STILL IN GOOD CONDITION
I WILL NOT SHIP OUTSIDE THE U.S
I WILL ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL FOR PAYMENT
Wrenches, Ratchets, & Drills for Sale
- Larin corded impact wrench 1/2" drive dc-12 volt (US $4.95)
- air drill(US $35.00)
- New matco mt1849a 3/8 air ratchet(US $100.00)
- Snap-on tools usa mg725 1/2'' air impact wrench(US $180.00)
- Ingersoll rand ir 2015max hammerhead 3/8" impact air ratchet(US $150.00)
- Matco tools cobalt left hand mechanics drill bit set dmclm5(US $35.00)
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