Sears Craftsman Sae Hex Bit Set Of 6 3/8" Drive Made In Usa on 2040-parts.com
Hernando, Florida, US
Up for auction: Sears Craftsman SAE Hex Bit set, with storage container, set of six, 3/8" drive. 5/32", 3/16",7/32",1/4",5/16", 3/8". Lightly used condition, made in USA. Thank you for looking!
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