Snap On Tools 7.2 Volt Lithium Ion Battery Ctb6172 And Battery Charger Ctc772 on 2040-parts.com
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Both items in excellent condition and working order.Works with Ct661,Ct625, and Cts661 . I will be posting other shop items so please check me out.
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