Draper XP1000 17PC 1/4 VDE SOCKET SET XP1000Â® VDE Metric Socket Set, 1/4" Sq. Dr. (17 Piece) Work Boots The hammer drill is designed

Name: Draper XP1000 17PC 1/4 VDE SOCKET SET XP1000Â® VDE Metric Socket Set, 1/4" Sq. Dr. (17 Piece) Work Boots The hammer drill is designed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72525933887
Price: 141.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3096 (26 reviews)

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Draper XP1000 17PC 1 4 VDE SOCKET SET XP1000Â® VDE Metric Socket Set, 1 4" Sq. Dr. (17 Piece) Work Boots The hammer drill is designed The hammer drill is designed with a compact and lightweight construction Upgraded main bearings offering strict tolerances using a P5 TM grade main bearing and a QT grade camshaft bearing XP1000Â® VDE Metric Socket Set The reversible ratchet has a quick release mechanism and 45 teeth enabling 8Â° movement

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