Snap-on Tools 1/2" Deepwell Socket Ts-161 1/2" Drive 6 Point (very Nice) on 2040-parts.com
Rehoboth, Massachusetts, US
UP FOR SALE IS A SNAP-ON TOOLS 1/2" DRIVE DEEP WELL SOCKET 1/2"
MODEL No.# TS-161
IN EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITION:
IT IS USED DOES HAVE SOME WEAR, LIGHT MARKS & SCRATCHES:
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Drive 1/2 inch
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6 Point
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Deepwell
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Part #: TS-161
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No Chrome chipping
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No Cracks
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No Owner marks
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Nice addition for your tool set or as a replacement for lost socket
PLEASE LOOK AT THE PICTURES THOROUGHLY BEFORE BUYING!!!
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