Snap On 1/2 Drive Ratchet, S710 on 2040-parts.com
North Vernon, Indiana, US
This is a great time tested ratchet. SnapOn has been usong this same design forever. Snap on part number is S710. I bought this at a flea market and aside from the previous owner engraving "USA" on it, there are no flaws. Perfect working condition! Low price!! The BuyItNow option will be 79.20 which will make the total be $85 after shipping.
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