IRWIN VISE-GRIP Welding Pliers, Fast Release, C-Clamp Locking with Swivel Pads, 6-Inch (IRHT82587) Pressure Pot Two drift punches 10" x DEVDPC-601

Name: IRWIN VISE-GRIP Welding Pliers, Fast Release, C-Clamp Locking with Swivel Pads, 6-Inch (IRHT82587) Pressure Pot Two drift punches 10" x DEVDPC-601
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53233514074
Price: 32.96 USD
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IRWIN VISE GRIP Welding Pliers, Fast Release, C Clamp Locking with Swivel Pads, 6 Inch (IRHT82587) Pressure Pot Two drift punches 10" x DEVDPC 601 Two drift punches 10" x 3 4" Crowfoot design allows the socket wrench to slip over the sensor wire without cutting the wire and provides the clearance need to access the sensor body without dropping the exhaust system Features and Benefits: All tools in the kit feature a redesigned tactile grip for improved control

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