Mayhew Tools 16003 Low Profile Dual Drive Bit Set, 11-Piece Torx, Titanium Coated Titanium Coated 11-Piece Low Profile Torx Hammers 3/8" Drive 6 Point Standard

Name: Mayhew Tools 16003 Low Profile Dual Drive Bit Set, 11-Piece Torx, Titanium Coated Titanium Coated 11-Piece Low Profile Torx Hammers 3/8" Drive 6 Point Standard
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SKU: 47166393924
Price: 69.99 USD
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Mayhew Tools 16003 Low Profile Dual Drive Bit Set, 11 Piece Torx, Titanium Coated Titanium Coated 11 Piece Low Profile Torx Hammers 3 8" Drive 6 Point Standard 3 8" Drive 6 Point Standard X Core™ Pinless Impact Universal SAE Socket 11 16" Cuts Ferrous and Non Ferrous Metals one piece design Titanium coated for maximum wear resistance and rust prevention

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