Mac 5/8" X 9/16" Flare Nut Line Wrench. Ohb2022. Oal 7 3/4". Used, But Vgc on 2040-parts.com
Mount Sterling, Ohio, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS A 5/8' X 9/16" FLARE NUT LINE WRENCH. ITEM #OHB2022. THE APPROXIMATE OVERALL LENGTH IS 7 3/4". THIS ITEM IS USED, BUT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. THERE ARE NO ENGRAVINGS OR OWNER ID MARKINGS. BUYER WILL BE PLEASED, THIS IS A NICE PIECE!
PLEASE SEE MULTIPLE PICTURES FOR DETAILS OF ITEM CONDITION.
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