Wera Tools - 8767 C TORX® HF 2 Zyklop bit socket set with 1/2" drive, with holding function Model:8767 C TORX HF 2 Zyklop Make Model Year SUZUKI AN GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4

Name: Wera Tools - 8767 C TORX® HF 2 Zyklop bit socket set with 1/2" drive, with holding function Model:8767 C TORX HF 2 Zyklop Make Model Year SUZUKI AN GPR-SCOM-183-EVO4
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SKU: 5887719970
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Wera Tools 8767 C TORX® HF 2 Zyklop bit socket set with 1 2" drive, with holding function Model:8767 C TORX HF 2 Zyklop Make Model Year SUZUKI AN GPR SCOM 183 EVO4 Make Model Year SUZUKI AN BURGMAN 650 03>15 Fourchette in Lycra® for better stretchability Bit socket set TORX ® with holding function for especially convenient screwdriving and a reduced risk of losing the screw when approaching the workpiece

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