Snap On Tools 1-3/16" X 1-5/16" Open End Wrench S3842b Industrial Finish 16"long on 2040-parts.com
Prescott Valley, Arizona, US
This is a used Snap On S3842B open end wrench with the sizes 1-3/16" x 1-5/16". There are NO previous owners marking on this wrench. Ask any question you may have as this is sold as is. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. Check ou are other auction for great deals on quality tools.
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