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Kobalt 72-Teeth 1/4-in to 1/2-in Drive Quick-Release Ratchet Altura Ceiling Fan Durable Construction: Made from cold-formed
USD74.23
USD114.23
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Kobalt 72 Teeth 1 4 in to 1 2 in Drive Quick Release Ratchet Altura Ceiling Fan Durable Construction: Made from cold formed Durable Construction: Made from cold formed alloy steel for outstanding durability and strength Item Weight 76 and 1 2 in drive ratchet 8 Type Standard Warranty Lifetime Sub Brand N A Finish Polished chrome Handle Type Full polish Arc (Degrees) 5 Reversible Yes 1 2 in Drive Included Yes 1 4 in Drive Included Yes 3 4 in Drive Included No 3 8 in Drive Included Yes Case Type N A (no case) Total Number of Pieces 1 Number of Teeth 72 Set Individual Individual Material Chrome vanadium steel Measure Type Standard (SAE) CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Length Measurement 2
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