Kobalt 24-Teeth 3/4-in Drive Ratchet Gray Mailbox Onboard fuel gauge depicts remaining
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Kobalt 24 Teeth 3 4 in Drive Ratchet Gray Mailbox Onboard fuel gauge depicts remaining Onboard fuel gauge depicts remaining battery life design requires fewer splices and connections Constructed of chrome vanadium steel for strength and durability Professional grade matte finish 24 Tooth ratchet provides 15 ° of arc swing Knurled handle for better grip in high torque application Meets or exceeds ASME specifications Hassle free lifetime guarantee 76 Type Standard Warranty Lifetime Sub Brand N A Finish Matte Handle Type Chrome Arc (Degrees) 15 Reversible Yes 1 2 in Drive Included No 1 4 in Drive Included No 3 4 in Drive Included Yes 3 8 in Drive Included No Case Type N A (no case) Total Number of Pieces 1 Number of Teeth 24 Set Individual Individual Material Steel Measure Type Standard (SAE) CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Length Measurement 2
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