Ken-tool Aluminum Bead Holder, C-lock # 31713 on 2040-parts.com
New Hampton, Missouri, United States
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NEW, NEVER USED
KEN-TOOL 31713 Bead Holder, Aluminum, C-Lock Shape
KEN-TOOL
Item Specifics
Color
Silver
Features
C-Lock Shape
Item
Bead Holder
Material
Aluminum
Used For
Most Passenger, Light Truck, Agricultural and Truck Wheels
Package Quantity
1 |
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