5 Piece Locking Pliers Set in a Canvas Tool Tote Bag VGP2077704 Crimpers Cutters and Strippers Magnetic Tray securely stores nuts DEVDPC-601

Name: 5 Piece Locking Pliers Set in a Canvas Tool Tote Bag VGP2077704 Crimpers Cutters and Strippers Magnetic Tray securely stores nuts DEVDPC-601
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35883827307
Price: 101.27 USD
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5 Piece Locking Pliers Set in a Canvas Tool Tote Bag VGP2077704 Crimpers Cutters and Strippers Magnetic Tray securely stores nuts DEVDPC-601

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5 Piece Locking Pliers Set in a Canvas Tool Tote Bag VGP2077704 Crimpers Cutters and Strippers Magnetic Tray securely stores nuts DEVDPC 601 Magnetic Tray securely stores nuts and bolts and other small parts Made of soft non sparking and non marring brass for specific applications where such a tool is needed 5 Piece Locking Pliers Set in a Canvas Tool Tote Bag 10" straight jaw locking pliers (10R)

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