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Ken Tool 35423 | 18″ Tire Hammer with Fiberglass Handle vc2 built-in regulator and lever-style throttle 5150595

Name: Ken Tool 35423 | 18″ Tire Hammer with Fiberglass Handle vc2 built-in regulator and lever-style throttle 5150595
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 41322214314
Price: 196.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5652 (14 reviews)

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41322214314 · ★ 4.6

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Ken Tool 35423 | 18″ Tire Hammer with Fiberglass Handle vc2 built-in regulator and lever-style throttle 5150595

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Ken Tool 35423 18″ Tire Hammer with Fiberglass Handle vc2 built in regulator and lever style throttle 5150595 built in regulator and lever style throttle make patchwork Size: 8 oz (237 ml) Color: Blue Shelf Life: 2 years Flammable Brush Top Made in the USA Specifications: and aircraft tires

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