Kukko 129-4H-T - Replacement body for ball joint puller with short hydraulic spindle 129-4-H Torx Screwdriver Sets 220v to 110v power adapter Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 129-4H-T - Replacement body for ball joint puller with short hydraulic spindle 129-4-H Torx Screwdriver Sets 220v to 110v power adapter Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 61732687209
Price: 131.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7434 (28 reviews)

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Kukko 129 4H T Replacement body for ball joint puller with short hydraulic spindle 129 4 H Torx Screwdriver Sets 220v to 110v power adapter Shelf color:Black 220v to 110v power adapter Tip Size: TorxPlus IP6 A damaged base body can be replaced in this way The replacement bodies are spare parts for the ball joint pullers with short hydraulic spindle of series 129 H

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