Kukko 71-SR-26 - Steel impact ring for bearing installation tool set (26) 40-80 Welding Covers Felo 03192716 Bit set SL/Z Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 71-SR-26 - Steel impact ring for bearing installation tool set (26) 40-80 Welding Covers Felo 03192716 Bit set SL/Z Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 38023162654
Price: 105.75 USD
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Kukko 71 SR 26 Steel impact ring for bearing installation tool set (26) 40 80 Welding Covers Felo 03192716 Bit set SL Z Shelf color:Black Felo 03192716 Bit set SL Z (+ ) Industrial 70 mm in case In trolley case The impact rings made of extra strong steel are required for the installation of bearings using a hydraulic press or hammer The impact rings are spare parts for the bearing installation tool set (heavy duty) of series 71

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