Kukko 71-L-SK - Impact head for bearing installation tool sets 71-L Flex Head we recommend the AK-1 Accessory Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 71-L-SK - Impact head for bearing installation tool sets 71-L Flex Head we recommend the AK-1 Accessory Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 39636265800
Price: 105.50 USD
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Kukko 71 L SK Impact head for bearing installation tool sets 71 L Flex Head we recommend the AK 1 Accessory Shelf color:Black we recommend the AK 1 Accessory Kit found HERE The series 53 can also be used in the tightest spaces due to its design and is operated with a ring or socket wrench It is used for driving in and assembling workpieces and pipes The striking head is a spare part for the bearing installation tool sets of the series 71 L

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