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Koken Whitworth Socket Bsw British Standard Rolson Wrench Set English Wrench on 2040-parts.com

US $97.00
Location:

Lyons, New York, US

Lyons, New York, US
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For sale, brand new sets of Whitworth tools!

From Japanese socket maker Koken - a 7 piece, 6 point, 3/8" drive Whitworth socket set including the following sizes:

  • 1/8"W
  • 3/16"W
  • 1/4"W
  • 5/16"W
  • 3/8"W
  • 7/16"W
  • 1/2"W

From Rolson UK - an 8 piece chrome-vanadium, drop forged Whitworth combination wrench set ranging the following sizes:

  • 1/8"W
  • 3/16"W
  • 1/4"W
  • 5/16"W
  • 3/8"W
  • 7/16"W
  • 1/2"W
  • 9/16"W

Sockets come on a 3/8" drive socket rail

Wrenches come in a fabric tool roll

You will own both sets for our lowest possible price - $97.00 plus shipping

Shipping is a flat rate of $4.99 to US addresses

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