Teng 1/4in Dr. Gearless Palm Ratchet Brand_Mayhew Nozzle Length (mm) 340 TTL_2023040

Name: Teng 1/4in Dr. Gearless Palm Ratchet Brand_Mayhew Nozzle Length (mm) 340 TTL_2023040
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 6504333674
Price: 30.68 USD
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Teng 1 4in Dr. Gearless Palm Ratchet Brand_Mayhew Nozzle Length (mm) 340 TTL_2023040 Nozzle Length (mm) 340 Right Hand Cutting PM14 Teng 1 4in Dr Gearless Palm Ratchet Gearless palm ratchet 1 4 square drive for use with sockets and accessories 1 4 hexagon drive for use with screwdriver bits and accessories Handle designed for easy rotation with the fingers Use with an extension bar to create a ratcheting T bar Gearless mechanism for use in confined spaces Twist reverse for quickly and easily changing between tightening and loosening Specifications • D: 46 mm • H1: 46 mm • L1: 46 mm • Weight: 81

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