Kukko 129026 - Adjustment screw for lever pressure ball joint puller 129-0-29, 129-0-DC-1, 129-0, 129-0-25, 129-0-DC-2 Impact Sets The extra strong Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 129026 - Adjustment screw for lever pressure ball joint puller 129-0-29, 129-0-DC-1, 129-0, 129-0-25, 129-0-DC-2 Impact Sets The extra strong Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 58030737524
Price: 79.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4482 (14 reviews)

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Kukko 129026 Adjustment screw for lever pressure ball joint puller 129 0 29, 129 0 DC 1, 129 0, 129 0 25, 129 0 DC 2 Impact Sets The extra strong Shelf color:Black The extra strong well ventilated area They are needed for adjusting the pullers The set screws are replacement parts for lever type ball joint pullers of the series 129

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