Vintage Hastings Steel-vent Compression Tester W/hastings Man Logo on 2040-parts.com
Daly City, California, US
Vintage Hastings Steel-Vent compression tester. Has the Hastings Man logo. Used but in good condition with wear consistent with age and normal use. Tested and operates perfectly and is accurate.
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