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CRAFTSMAN 72-Teeth 3/8-in Drive Quick-Release Flexible Head Ratchet Walk Behind Mowers It has an acrylic prismatic A A 2 piece

Name: CRAFTSMAN 72-Teeth 3/8-in Drive Quick-Release Flexible Head Ratchet Walk Behind Mowers It has an acrylic prismatic A A 2 piece
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 75495003183
Price: 68.98 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0405 (23 reviews)

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CRAFTSMAN 72 Teeth 3 8 in Drive Quick Release Flexible Head Ratchet Walk Behind Mowers It has an acrylic prismatic A A 2 piece It has an acrylic prismatic wraparound lens to distribute light evenly for general illumination which also minimizes bulb image Elegant mosaic tile surround 15 Type Standard Warranty Lifetime Sub Brand N A Finish Full polish Handle Type Full polish Arc (Degrees) 5 Reversible Yes 1 2 in Drive Included No 1 4 in Drive Included No 3 4 in Drive Included No 3 8 in Drive Included Yes Case Type N A (no case) Total Number of Pieces 1 Number of Teeth 72 Set Individual Individual Material Steel Measure Type Standard (SAE) and Metric combination CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No UNSPSC 27111700 Extra long handle for improved reach Upgraded 72 tooth ratchet for improved arc swing Large chrome quick release button for easy and precise socket removal Large switch lever for easy direction changes Ergonomic forged handle for added comfort

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