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CRAFTSMAN 33-Piece Standard (SAE) and Metric Combination Polished Chrome Mechanics Tool Set Ellipse Vanity Top Skirted trap way creates a per panel

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SKU 42580396554 · ★ 4.2

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CRAFTSMAN 33 Piece Standard (SAE) and Metric Combination Polished Chrome Mechanics Tool Set Ellipse Vanity Top Skirted trap way creates a per panel Skirted trap way creates a sleek look and makes cleaning easier of Holes Required 2 Overflow Rear overflow Bowl Size 17 1 8 in Total Number of Pieces 33 Number of Drive Tools 6 Number of Extensions 3 Number of Sockets 27 Number of Quick Release Ratchets 1 Number of Wrenches 0 Case Type Hard Warranty Lifetime Number of Additional Tools Included 0 1 2 in Drive Ratchet Included Yes 3 4 in Drive Ratchet Included No Sub Brand N A CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No UNSPSC 27113200 1 4 in Drive Ratchet Included No Intermediate Socket(s) Included No Spark Plug Socket(s) Included No Finish Polished chrome Drive Type 12 point Measure Type Standard (SAE) and Metric combination 3 8 in Drive Ratchet Included Yes Deep Socket(s) Included Yes Shallow Socket(s) Included Yes (1) 1 2 in Drive Ratchet and (1) 1 2 in Drive 15 in Breaker Bar

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