IPA Tools 9107B Electric Brake Force Meter with Dynamic Load Simulation and Circuit Testing (3rd Gen) Upper Ball Joint Designed to fit the slotted 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386

Name: IPA Tools 9107B Electric Brake Force Meter with Dynamic Load Simulation and Circuit Testing (3rd Gen) Upper Ball Joint Designed to fit the slotted 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386
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SKU: 5601373979
Price: 157.68 USD
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IPA Tools 9107B Electric Brake Force Meter with Dynamic Load Simulation and Circuit Testing (3rd Gen) Upper Ball Joint Designed to fit the slotted 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC 90386 Designed to fit the slotted adjusting screw in tapered kingpins that are most commonly used on most Mack front axles (12 this compact vise is portable enough to mount on any number of surfaces

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