Snap On Ratchet Air Drill Tools Lot Of Three One Low Price Estate Find on 2040-parts.com
Petersburg, Kentucky, US
Here we have a nice lot of three snap on air tools,one is a 3/8 drive air ratchet,the other is a 1/4 inch drive,and there is a 3/8 drive drill,if you was to buy these 3 new you are talking well over a 1000 dollars,they are used bit have all been tested and work fine,thanks for looking.
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Ir 7803ra 1/2" heavy duty reversible air drill (US $249.99)
Ingersoll rand 3/8" drive sae socket set(US $30.00)
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