Snap On Comfort Grip, 1/2" Drive, 12" on 2040-parts.com
Nedrow, New York, US
Description:
Dual 80® Technology Ratchet Features:
• 80 tooth gear
• 7 teeth in contact with gear to provide strength and durability
• Ratchet Arc - Dual 80® Technology ratchet has 25% less ratcheting arc than our closest competitor and requires the least amount of arc to engage the next gear tooth
• Sealed Head keeps dirt and other contaminants out of the head mechanism
BRAND NEW, NEVER USED
HAPPY BIDDING THANKS
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