Snap-on 3/8" Drive Socket Adapter Lot Set on 2040-parts.com
Garland, Texas, US
Never used in a shop. Only used at home.
Lot includes 7 sockets & adapters, including:
12mm 6pt. semi-deep socket - FSMS12
1 1/2" Wobble Extension - FXWP1
T50 Torx Driver Socket - FTX50
#3 Phillips Driver socket - FP32A
3/8" Drive to 1/2" Drive adapter - A2A
3/8" Drive to 1/4" Drive adapter - GFAT1E
Universal Joint - FU8A
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