Matco Tools Air Hammer Kit. Brand New Still Sealed With Hard Case. on 2040-parts.com
Levittown, Pennsylvania, US
Brand new never used MATCO TOOLS Air Hammer Kit. This is a gorgeous kit that is still sealed in its shrink wrap. Kit includes: MT1724-250MM Air Hammer, MC390B- 4" length hammer, MC302B-6" cold chisel with 5/8" tip, MC306A-6" slotted panel cutter, MC384A-6" taper point punch with a 3/8" point, MC401A-multi purpose scraper with a 1-1/8" tip, MTCR2- Chisel retainer. The part number for the entire kit is: MT1724K. Also please note, this air hammer is the new and improved air hammer giving it more power and longer lasting life; replacing its previous model. The kit also comes with its own hard shell carrying case. This kit is brand new, never used, and NOT some refurbished model you see a lot of. This kit was purchased by my father and he has no use for it. Priority shipping and tracking will be $15.95 and I will only ship to the beautiful USA. Thank you and GOd Bless
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