Snap On Large Socket 2 15/16" L943 75mm Usa. 1" Drive 2" Deep on 2040-parts.com
Whitewater, Wisconsin, US
Up for auction: One 2 -15/16" Snap On socket with a 1" drive. It also says on the side L943 and 75mm USA. It is a 6 point socket 2" deep. It has the initials mw 12 scratched into the side of it, otherwise It is in very good used condition ( see photos ). It is 5" tall X approx. 4" in diameter--the biggest socket I have ever seen! Take a look at the size in the pics compared to a quarter!!! Shipping is $14.00 to the lower 48 |
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