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Ken-Tool 32120 MODEL T20 – 24" LONG TIRE MOUNT/DEMOUNT SPOON, 11/16" STOCK Hood Seal PERFORMANCE: Has built-in pipe jaws MLW-48-22-6104

Name: Ken-Tool 32120 MODEL T20 – 24" LONG TIRE MOUNT/DEMOUNT SPOON, 11/16" STOCK Hood Seal PERFORMANCE: Has built-in pipe jaws MLW-48-22-6104
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 75958963336
Price: 53.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8523000000000005 (5 reviews)

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75958963336 · ★ 4.9

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Ken Tool 32120 MODEL T20 – 24" LONG TIRE MOUNT DEMOUNT SPOON, 11 16" STOCK Hood Seal PERFORMANCE: Has built in pipe jaws MLW 48 22 6104 PERFORMANCE: Has built in pipe jaws handle various pipe sizes and rubber pinch safety guards HN1461 Features: Material types: High carbon steel for hand tapping applications and High speed steel for machine tapping where critical dimensions are required The 30" spoons provide enough strength and leverage to work on large truck These tools are designed for fast and efficient tire changing

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