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Vintage Otc 3/4" Drive Hex Lock Nut Socket 1928 Usa 2-9/16" Owatonna Tool Co on 2040-parts.com

US $12.50
Location:

Topeka, Kansas, US

Topeka, Kansas, US
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Vintage OTC 3/4" Drive Hex Lock Nut Socket 1928 USA 2-9/16"  Owatonna Tool Co

This is a used vintage tool, doesn't look like it could of been used much as it is still in pretty good condition.

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