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Steelman 60260-14 4-Inch 6-Point Automotive Wheel Locknut Socket, 3/4-Inch Drive, Durable Steel, Corrosion-Resistant Black Powder Coating, Laser Etched Callouts Fume & Smoke Extraction Equipment 5 amp hour sealed lead

Name: Steelman 60260-14 4-Inch 6-Point Automotive Wheel Locknut Socket, 3/4-Inch Drive, Durable Steel, Corrosion-Resistant Black Powder Coating, Laser Etched Callouts Fume & Smoke Extraction Equipment 5 amp hour sealed lead
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 54020780841
Price: 33.48 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7965 (13 reviews)

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Steelman 60260 14 4 Inch 6 Point Automotive Wheel Locknut Socket, 3 4 Inch Drive, Durable Steel, Corrosion Resistant Black Powder Coating, Laser Etched Callouts Fume & Smoke Extraction Equipment 5 amp hour sealed lead 5 amp hour sealed lead acid battery is included inside the unit The Makita 12V max CXT® Lithium Ion self leveling cross line 4 point red beam laser (SK106DNAX) gives the user a cordless solution for selectable horizontal vertical cross reference lines plus 4 point required for level Easy to read size callouts and markings are laser etched into the steel and won't rub off Durable steel tool is constructed of high strength carbon steel for long lasting durability

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