Kukko 145-2 - Spreader for strut and steering parts M10 Engineer's Hammers Can also be used with Shelf color:Black

Name: Kukko 145-2 - Spreader for strut and steering parts M10 Engineer's Hammers Can also be used with Shelf color:Black
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 7901290995
Price: 100.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Kukko 145 2 Spreader for strut and steering parts M10 Engineer's Hammers Can also be used with Shelf color:Black Can also be used with 6 piston brake calipers thanks to optionally available brake piston readjusting tool adapter plates 4971 3 2 10' MIG gun An accidental slipping of the tool is impossible due to the fastening on the cross or support arm They are specifically designed for the gentle spreading of clamping fits on aluminum chassis

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