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Snap On Cordless 7.2v 3/8 Impact Wrench Ct561 With Charger, Battery, Snap-on on 2040-parts.com

US $99.95
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Hesperia, California, US

Hesperia, California, US
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Up for Sale is a USED SNAP ON CT-561 CORDLESS 7.2 VOLT 3/8" DRIVE IMPACT. COMES WITH A CHARGER, 2 BATTERIES AND SOFT CASE. IN OVERALL GREAT CONDITION HOWEVER IT DOES HAVE WEAR AS THIS IS A USED TOOL. ANY QUESTIONS MESSAGE ME, THANKS! CHECK OUT SELLERS OTHER ITEM. 

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