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Toledo Oil Filter Remover Swivel Handle 85-95Mm 305205 Bahco saw guard / safety cover 161659778261
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Toledo Oil Filter Remover Swivel Handle 85 95Mm 305205 Bahco saw guard safety cover 161659778261 saw guard safety cover – suit ls1016 & LS1016l Only available from Bondhus Universal tool to easily remove stubborn oil filters Swivel neck allows handle to be used at various angles PVC dipped handle Available in four different sizes Capacity: 85 95mm Universal tool to easily remove stubborn oil filters Also suitable for removing spin on fuel and water separator filters Swivel neck allows handle to be used at various angles in confined spaces Features a wide band with dimple zone to provide extra grip minimising slippage PVC dipped handle provides a comfortable grip Available in four different sizes Solidly constructed with a dimpled band for extra grip Capacity: 85 95mm Listed with ExportYourStore
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