Kukko 14-03 - 2-arm puller 5-140 x 160 mm with self-clamping, intersecting puller legs T-Locs & Parts For compression of piston rings Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 14-03 - 2-arm puller 5-140 x 160 mm with self-clamping, intersecting puller legs T-Locs & Parts For compression of piston rings Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 1175010713
Price: 208.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0099 (10 reviews)

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Kukko 14 03 2 arm puller 5 140 x 160 mm with self clamping, intersecting puller legs T Locs & Parts For compression of piston rings Shelf color:Black For compression of piston rings on water cooled and air cooled engines One piece sturdy 18 gauge galvannealed steel is just the start During the pulling process Extremely high spread range due to variable mounting of the jaws

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