Tiger Tool 20602 SLACK ADJUSTER PULLER KIT FOR MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC SELF-ADJUSTING TYPE SLACK ADJUSTERS Professional Tool Ergonomically designed handle with a 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386

Name: Tiger Tool 20602 SLACK ADJUSTER PULLER KIT FOR MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC SELF-ADJUSTING TYPE SLACK ADJUSTERS Professional Tool Ergonomically designed handle with a 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC-90386
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SKU: 67359676482
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Tiger Tool 20602 SLACK ADJUSTER PULLER KIT FOR MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC SELF ADJUSTING TYPE SLACK ADJUSTERS Professional Tool Ergonomically designed handle with a 41x30mm DYN 6325 300 PSI MTC 90386 Ergonomically designed handle with a capped end that is forged through the handle for unparalleled strength and durability OEM Part Number : 6980

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