Kukko 71-SR-16 - Steel impact ring for bearing installation tool set (16) 25-47 Phillips Screwdrivers compatible with Milwaukee M18 batteries MAK-T-90015-157-BYG-LID

Name: Kukko 71-SR-16 - Steel impact ring for bearing installation tool set (16) 25-47 Phillips Screwdrivers compatible with Milwaukee M18 batteries MAK-T-90015-157-BYG-LID
Brand: www.crossfitwcg.com
SKU: 81036337811
Price: 79.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6408000000000005 (24 reviews)

SKU 81036337811 · ★ 4.6

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Kukko 71 SR 16 Steel impact ring for bearing installation tool set (16) 25 47 Phillips Screwdrivers compatible with Milwaukee M18 batteries MAK T 90015 157 BYG LID compatible with Milwaukee M18 batteries The 2 jaw and 3 jaw pullers with conical self tensioning are used for concentric pulling of bearings The impact rings are spare parts for the bearing installation tool set (heavy duty) of series 71 The impact rings made of extra strong steel are required for the installation of bearings using a hydraulic press or hammer

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