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Ken-tool 31567 T67 Wheel Cover Pull/replacer on 2040-parts.com

US $32.00
Location:

Macedonia, Ohio, United States

Macedonia, Ohio, United States
Ken-Tool 31567 T67 Wheel Cover Pull/Replacer, US $32.00, image 1
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Professional Wheel Cover Puller - 17-1/2in. T67
 
Features:
  • Removes wheel covers quickly and easily without gouging or scratching them.
  • Rubber head T11RH prevents damage to hub cap and is replaceable.
  • Made in USA
Specifications:
  • Model No: T67
  • Part No: 31567
  • Length: 17-1/2in. (45cm)
  • Stock: 9/16in. (14.3mm)
  • Weight: 1.8 lbs. (0.8 kg)

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